Species Holodiscus discolor (Ocean Spray)
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Taxonomy
Associated Species
We have three growing in our front yard. They attract many polinators.
They are larval hosts to Lorquin's admiral, the pale tiger swallowtail, and spring azure caterpillars. It may also be a host plant for Asher's Blue.
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Holodiscus discolor
(Ocean Spray)
31 Dec 2024
Fruits are single-seeded, covered with fine white hair, with sticky liquid droplets on sides.
The seeds are very sticky and easily moved by a slight breeze.
Length ~ 2 mm.
Holodiscus discolor
(Ocean Spray)
23 Jun 2024
First flowers opening.
Holodiscus discolor
(Ocean Spray)
6 Jun 2024
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We have three growing in our front yard. They attract many polinators.
They are larval hosts to Lorquin's admiral, the pale tiger swallowtail, and spring azure caterpillars. It may also be a host plant for Asher's Blue.
- Links
- Wikipedia
- Jepson Herbaria
- USDA
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Holodiscus discolor
(Ocean Spray)
Taxonomy
Order:
Rosales (Roses, Elms, Figs, and Allies)
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