Eriogonum compositum (Arrowleaf Buckwheat) Produces Nuts Edges are slightly rolled under

Edges are slightly rolled under

Leaves are pinnately compound comprised of 5-7 elongated leaflets with toothed margins

Each spikelet is tipped with a curved

Landscape Use and Ecological Function: This native plant is found in disturbed areas

particularly along shaded stream edges

Eriogonum compositum (Arrowleaf Buckwheat) Produces Nuts Edges are slightly rolled underPlant Description: Small shrubby perennial with a branching crown that stays low to the ground, mat forming. The dark green arrow shaped leaves are formed at the base of the plant with thin hairs on the upper surface and white with dense hairs beneath. Flower stems have a large, flat topped, tight cluster of small white to yellow flowers. From a distance they appear fluffy and light to the touch. Height: 1 2ft Width: 1ft Watering needs: Low water Sun