Adenostoma fasciculatum , Chamise Native to Asia Leaf shape and texture resemble

Leaf shape and texture resemble a lambs ear

The ten inch green leaves turn yellow in the fall

The shrub blooms in late spring or early summer

Alocasias go dormant in winter and the leaves drop

Adenostoma fasciculatum , Chamise Native to Asia Leaf shape and texture resembleAdenostoma fasciculatum , Chamise A slow growing member of the rose family that is native northern Baja California. It can reach up to thirteen feet tall and eight feet wide. White flowers bloom in the spring through summer. Caution flammable, leaves are shiny with flammable oils, especially in warmer weather. It is said to be highly flammable but can be kept fire resistant by occasional watering. Plant with: Deerweed, Thick leaved Yerba Santa, Toyon,