| Latin Name | Eriogonum umbellatum |
|---|---|
| Origin | Native |
| Life Span | Perennial |
| Season | Warm |
| Forage | The seeds are eaten by many species of birds and small animals. Average palatability for large animals. An important pollinator species. |
| Seeds Per Pound | 210,000 |
| Recommended Uses | Erosion Control, Pollinator species, Reclamation |
Sulpher-flower Buckwheat
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Also known as Sulphurflower and Sulphur Buckwheat. Drought-tolerant forb. Most common on dry rocky slopes, sagebrush deserts, mountain meadows, or alpine ridges on elevations up to 10,500 ft. Grows from 3-16” in height.
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