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Turpentine shrub is an evergreen shrub native to the southern parts of the Southwest, and only marginally cold hardy on the Caprock. It will survive when in a sheltered location and soil with excellent drainage, along rocky cliffs, outcrops and arroyos. Avoid compact clay soil, or amend clay soil very well for drainage with inorganic amendments. Yellow autumn flowers.
Along dry riverbeds, well drained soil in xeristrips, native plant gardens and cactus gardens. If it will winter over in your location, its evergreen foliage can be trimmed, an evergreen plant useful in a more formal setting.
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