Lycium andersonii - Anderson Thornbush, Anderson's Desert Thorn (Plant) Size:1G Channel Islands (probably naturalized north

Channel Islands (probably naturalized north of Sonoma Co

Left to its own devices this plant can be large but it can be pruned into a 3 foot mound or trained up onto a trellis

This handsome tree-like manzanita has large pale bluish-green foliage and gorgeous red bark

Fruits are edible and good for attracting wildlife

Lycium andersonii - Anderson Thornbush, Anderson's Desert Thorn (Plant) Size:1G Channel Islands (probably naturalized northTrue to its name, thornbush forms a dense, thorny thicket, making it an excellent barrier plant. It provides valuable cover for birds as well. Very drought tolerant, but needs occasional watering to remain green during summer months. Plant Characteristics Family Name Solanaceae Species Name Lycium andersonii Common Name Anderson Thornbush, Anderson's Desert Thorn Plant Type Shrub Sun Exposure Coast Sun, Inland Sun, Water Requirement Low Soil Type