Baccharis halimifolia Fred Heutte so they stay precisely where

so they stay precisely where you put them

not only for rarity but for a rare combination of hardiness

Low and slowly spreading

and soil that drains

Bees and hummingbirds find the brushes readily

Baccharis halimifolia Fred Heutte so they stay precisely whereBaccharis halimifolia is a plant of edges and thresholds, growing where the land loosens and blurs into water: salt marsh margins, ditches, tidal creeks, and back dunes. In fall, when most things are shutting down, the groundsel bush erupts into a soft storm of white seed fluff, like a marsh firework frozen mid explosion. This is the shrub that coastal Louisiana calls manglier, that botanists call groundsel bush or eastern baccharis, and that local