Gregg Dalea, Trailing Dalea - Texas A&M University
Dalea greggii. Fabaceae (Leguminosae) Gregg dalea's low height and small, silvery, blue-green leaves make it an attractive, easily established, low-maintenance groundcover for dry and arid sites.
Trailing indigo bush - Waterwise Garden Planner
Trailing indigo bush — Dalea greggii The trailing indigo bush is a low growing evergreen shrub, 12-18 in. high, spreading 5-10 ft. wide. Dense silvery green foliage is comprised of pinnately divided leaves; numerous heads of purple flowers provide modest accent value …
Trailing indigo bush - Fine Gardening
Dalea greggii. Despite a soft, delicate appearance, trailing indigo bush is one of the toughest groundcovers around. The feathery, silvery green compound foliage makes the clusters of tiny, rosy purple flowers stand out at close range.
Dalea greggii - Native Plant Society of Texas - npsot.org
This plant is a good ground cover for rocky slopes and exposed sites in the Southwest. Native to the Chihuahuan Desert region, where rains come in the summer, so it will need some irrigation at that time – no more than twice a month. Dies back after first frost.
Trailing Indigo Bush (Dalea greggii) - MyGardenLife
This dense, low-growing subshrub spreads quickly to form a carpet of foliage that is tough, good-looking and care-free. Small purple flowers add a touch of color over a long season from spring into summer.
Dalea greggii (Trailing Indigo Bush) | Green Things Nursery
Dalea greggii. Gregg Dalea, Gregg's Prairie Clover, Trailing Indigo Bush, Indigo Bush. This long-lived, durable, evergreen ground cover requires almost no maintenance. It forms a dense silvery mound of foliage, and blooms with fuzzy purple flowers in the spring and early summer.
Dalea greggii - Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center
Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center - The University of Texas at Austin. Search for native plants by scientific name, common name or family. If you are not sure what you are looking for, try the Combination Search or our Recommended Species lists. Brundage, Stephanie. Dalea greggii.
Trailing Indigo Bush - Central Texas Gardener
Dalea greggii, or trailing indigo bush, is a low-water-use, mounding plant that makes a great groundcover. Native to the extreme conditions of far West Texas, Dalea will struggle in heavy soil and does not take kindly to being overwatered.
Creeping Dalea - Horticulture Unlimited
Creeping Dalea, also known as “Trailing Indigo Bush,” is an attractive, low-growing perennial with small silvery-gray leaves. Although solitary plants can be grown, Dalea greggii is often used in groupings as a ground cover.
Trailing Indigo Bush - Pollinator Web
Dalea greggii, also known as Gregg’s Dalea or trailing indigo bush, is a resilient, low-growing shrub native to the southwestern United States and northern Mexico. Recognizable by its clusters of small, purple flowers and finely divided foliage, it thrives in arid environments.