Atriplex nummularia ‘Old Man Saltbush’
Old Man Saltbush is an evergreen medium shrub with attractive silver-grey foliage. Fast growing, it is useful as a screen or to create some contrast in the garden. It’s leaves are edible and impart a salty flavour. H. 2-3m x W. 1-2m.
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Old Man Saltbush is an evergreen medium shrub with attractive silver-grey foliage. Fast growing, it is useful as a screen or to create some contrast in the garden. It’s leaves are edible and impart a salty flavour. H. 2-3m x W. 1-2m.
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