Scientific Name: Deinandra fasciculata
Native to the coast and western mountain slopes of California, clustered tarweed is an annual herb with small but lovely yellow flowers. Because it has such a long blooming season, it is a great option for beautification and long-lasting wildflower gardens, especially when water availability is low. Clustered tarweed is also used for restoration projects and pollinator habitats. Growing up to 3 feet tall, this wildflower thrives in full sunlight.
Host plant: Cyclophora dataria, White-lined Sphinx, Spotted Straw Sun Moth, and Chionodes nandella
Each wildflower seed packet contains approximately 100 seeds.