When going to Death Valley CA on 8/8/23 the tour guy stopped by this plant, talked about it and poor water on it to give us the smell. That was the most beautiful and interesting thing I have ever seen. I love the Desert. I'm from Minnesota so I'm used to all the vegetation we have here.
When I was a kid in Scottsdale in the 60s my parents would make sun tea with the leaves. Supposed to have some health benefits. I remember it tasted like bong-water,
2:55 But I thought chuckwallas and desert iguanas also eat a lot of creosote leaves and flowers? Otherwise, I loved learning more about the creosote bush.
When going to Death Valley CA on 8/8/23 the tour guy stopped by this plant, talked about it and poor water on it to give us the smell. That was the most beautiful and interesting thing I have ever seen. I love the Desert. I'm from Minnesota so I'm used to all the vegetation we have here.
I love that smell so much that I put a couple bushes in my yard. I love the hardiness of this plant.
When I was a kid in Scottsdale in the 60s my parents would make sun tea with the leaves. Supposed to have some health benefits. I remember it tasted like bong-water,
I have had the tea. Personally, I always go back to Twinnings English Breakfast tea. 😅
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Desert plant series is delicious. The best part of this channel.
Creosote. Ive always had this word in my head
Probably Mr.Creosote (Monty Python). 😂
2:55 But I thought chuckwallas and desert iguanas also eat a lot of creosote leaves and flowers? Otherwise, I loved learning more about the creosote bush.
Thank you for this good info - wonder if one could get seeds to plant it? I m from a arid to semi arid country in Africa - should be able to thrive
Will it grow in zone 2?
anyone know what animal is making that sound in the first 3 seconds?
Cactus Wren maybe.
Comment s'appelle cette arbre en arabe
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Creosote Bush
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If the creosote bush is so hardy, WHY is there not one single creosote bush to be found in Santa Cruz County, Arizona?
Plant a few, maybe you can start a sea of Creosote.
they grow incredibly slow, it takes awhile for creosotes to spread