Baccharis pilularis var. consanguinea, Coyote Bush Japanese wind chime Rarely ever produces pollen or

Rarely ever produces pollen or fruit

The milky sap that is produced when the plant is cut is poisonous

- Plant in full sun or shade

A California native evergreen shrub with light green leaves that arches up to one foot high in middle and grows to six feet wide

Baccharis pilularis var. consanguinea, Coyote Bush Japanese wind chime Rarely ever produces pollen orCoyote Bush A fast growing California native shrub that can reach maturity in two years. It can grow up to six feet high and wide. Coyote bush blooms in the late summer to early fall. Pairs well with oaks. You can prune in the mid winter before new growth. If you cut the plant back hard or mow it is recommended to lightly fertilize with a nitrogen fertilizer to encourage new growth. You could prune this shrub into any topiary subject you desire.