Eriogonum fasciculatum - Californian Buckwheat Birch It is grown for its

It is grown for its edible swollen stalks that have a sweet raisin like taste

It has mostly unbranched cane-like stems that can grow to 2m

A native to Sichuan province in China

5m and in late spring and early summer will have attractive arching racemes of pink flowers

shade loving ground cover that is tolerant of dryness when once established

Eriogonum fasciculatum - Californian Buckwheat Birch It is grown for itsSmall shrub native to central and southern California, forming a broad mound 1m high. Flower clusters are creamy white to pink, turning an attractive rust colour with age. Best in a well drained, sunny site. Flowers attractive to bees and butterflies. Very Hardy