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Department of Agriculture's National Clonal Germplasm Repository to conduct DNA test to find out if it was a known cultivar
Their most unique feature and what makes them most easily recognized is the several years spent resembling a miniature palm
white spring flowers lead to blue fruit
Charming pink and blue flowers emerge from hanging pink bracts in late spring
although best-looking in full sun
*RETAIL - Arctostaphylos obispoensis SBH 12040 native Department of Agriculture's National ClonalRare manzanita native to the California chaparral and tolerating a range of well draining soils from serpentine to clay. To 8 feet tall and 6 feet wide with deep mahogany stems, fuzzy gray leaves, and small white to pink flowers winter into spring. Edible, apple green and red berries follow. Hardy to 10 F. USDA zone 8. SERPENTINE MANZANITA Ericaceae *THESE SIZES ONLY AVAILABLE FOR SALE IN OUR RETAIL NURSERY