Baccharis halmifolia (Groundsel Tree) 72 ct. Tubeling
Description
Baccharis halmifolia, commonly known as groundsel tree or saltbush, is a deciduous shrub or small tree native to the southeastern United States. It typically grows between 10 to 15 feet in height, although it can occasionally reach up to 25 feet. The plant is distinguished by its lance-shaped, dark green leaves that are often serrated along the edges. In late summer to fall, Baccharis halmifolia produces small, fluffy, white to cream-colored flowers arranged in dense clusters, which are particularly attractive to pollinators.
Groundsel tree is known for its adaptability to various soil types, including those with high salinity, which makes it suitable for coastal and wetland environments. It plays a role in stabilizing soil and providing habitat for wildlife. Additionally, Baccharis halmifolia is valued for its ornamental qualities, including its attractive fall foliage and distinctive floral display. It is often used in landscape design for its ability to thrive in challenging conditions and its low maintenance requirements.
Specifications
US
15lb
11in
10in
20in
11in
White
August to October
Pinelands Nursery
Woody Plants
Low
Yellow
Shrub
Moderate
Seasonally to regularly inundated up to 6"
Part Shade
Pinelands Nursery
12'
20"
High
Intermediate
72 Tubeling
FACW