From Iran and a few other adjacent countries comes this strange poet’s laurel relative. The mature, upright clumps to 2′ tall x 4′ wide are composed of dark green stems and sharp cladophylls (a prehistoric leaf-like structure). Butcher’s broom was named because butchers used the branches to sweep the ground after they finished their work. A well grown clump of the painfully slow growing butcher’s broom resembles a short-haired green porcupine after a close encounter with an tractor-trailer. These are truly tough drought-tolerant plants for the worst of garden conditions.
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