| Description |
Cascara's deeply veined leaves are an eye-catching addition to the landscape. Generally clustered at the end of branches, deep green leaves provide a backdrop for small clusters of tiny flowers in spring. The fruit that follows is enticing to birds and small mammals. Drought tolerant once established is a feature that makes cascara a good choice for your water-wise woodland garden. |
| Plant Type | Tall shrub to small tree. |
| Flower Color | White, inconspicuous. |
| Bloom Period | May-June |
| Height at Maturity | 15-30' |
| Plant Spacing | 15' |
| Light Requirements | Sun to shade, prefers part shade. |
| Moisture Needs | Prefers moist soil, will tolerate summer drought. |
| Soil Type |
Moist, well drained. |