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Acmispon glaber (Lotus scoparius) Deerweed, California Broom Photographs by Margaret L. Fillius perennial, subshrub - somewhat drought deciduous. To 3' high. Sparse, narrow, 3-part leaves along stiff stems. Flowers pea-shape, yellow with touch of red - March to August. Native habitat: coastal sage scrub, chaparral, coastal strand dry slopes, flats, washes and roadsides (especially after fire) below 5000' - Baja California to Humboldt County). Full sun. Good drainage. More attractive with some water, but shorter-lived. Good for stabilizing soil and restoring degraded areas. Nice draping over rock walls. Attracts hummingbirds and insects pollinators. California Native Plant Society—San Diego Chapter www.cnpssd.org
