Hoita orbicularis - Round-Leafed Leather Root (Plant)

Hoita orbicularis - Round-Leafed Leather Root (Plant)A lovely seasonal groundcover for moist areas. Lush and leafy in spring and summer with large clover like leaves that carpet the ground. Dies back in fall and winter. Purple flowers bloom from April to August. Plant Characteristics Family Name Fabaceae Species Name Hoita orbicularis Common Name Round Leafed Leather Root Plant Type Perennial Sun Exposure Coast Shade, Inland Shade, Water Requirement High Soil Type Sand, fast draining Flower Color

canyon bottoms

alkaline and saline soils

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Cold Hardy to 25 degrees F Distribution A selection made in northern Baja by Randy Mudge and introduced by the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden Natural Habitat Coastal desert scrub

attractive

but does best with occasional deep soaks

and trees commonly found in the region

leopoldii Common Name Southwestern Spiny Rush Plant Type Grass/Grass-Like Sun Exposure Coast-Sun

This area burned heavily during the 2019 Woolsey fire and experienced a rare summer super bloom of fire following annuals

Flowers later in the spring than most other Ceanothus

Does well in coastal and intermediate valley areas