Ephedra Nevadensis Size:3 Gal so it's best to pour

so it's best to pour water into the cup and avoid overwatering the soil

Decorative wooden stand like the base of a Roman column

Cascading masses of lavender-blue flower-like bracts are offset by variegated green and white foliage

Developed by WSU fruit breeder Tom Toyama from a cross made in 1970

Highly adaptable with good tolerance for a wide range of soils and urban conditions

Ephedra Nevadensis Size:3 Gal so it's best to pourEphedra Nevadensis, commonly known as desert tea or ma huang, is a hardy, drought tolerant shrub native to the southwestern United States and Mexico. This unique plant features thin, jointed green stems and minimal foliage, making it an excellent choice for xeriscaping and low water gardens. Efedra thrives in full sun and well draining soil, requiring minimal maintenance once established. Its distinctive architectural form adds visual interest to rock