Apache Plume Berries central and southeastern U

central and southeastern U

beautifully blanket the modest mound of foliage

Do note that the mother plant will decline after flowering

cedar and right-of-way clearing

While the plant might turn brown and fade away in winter

Apache Plume Berries central and southeastern UFallugia paradoxa Apache Plume is a deciduous, upright shrub native to arid habitats including desert woodlands and scrub in west Texas and much of the southwestern United States and northern Mexico. Leaves are green on top and silvery on the bottom and grow on densely intermingled slender branches. White, apple blossom like flowers loom in spring and summer and give way to pink, feathery seed plumes. Grows best in dry, gravelly, sandy soils. It will