Baccharis halimifolia (Groundseltree)

Groundseltree or sea myrtle’s numerous branches, from short trunks, are covered densely with branchlets. Baccharis is the ancient Greek name (derived from the god Bacchus) of a plant with fragrant roots. Good for erosion control, shores, wet and disturbed places.

Landscape Size: up to 15 feet

Bloom Color: White

Bloom Time: Aug, Sep, Oct

Growing Conditions

• Light Requirement: Part Shade

• Soil Description: Wet to droughty, gravel to fine sands.
• Provides cover and nectar for bees, butterflies, moths, granivorous birds and other insects