CREOSOTE BUSH Medicine Cabinet of the Desert; aka Greasewood, Larrea Tridentata

Here is a close look at our Greasewood Creosote Bush (Larrea tridentata) found throughout the Sonoran and Mojave Deserts of the western United States. This video was filmed at Blair Canyon Campground, Anza-Borrego Desert State Park - home of our native wildflowers, cacti, shrubs, lizards, blister beetles, and other cool stuff.
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[@rmjr9451]

Wow that was awesome thanks for sharing I just bought 2 of these from a nursery in phoenix going to plant 1 in backyard and 1 in front yard I love the smell of these

[@cannamink]

Great video. Thank you

[@battlefoxx]

thanks

[@mizaddytude2834]

I've never seen anyone so excited about a plant before! I love it! Most people just tune out my enthusiasm for "ohhh, there''s another one!.. let's go look at it". Thank you for all of your information. I found your channel after searching for what part of the creosote bush you use to make essential oil. I didn't find that but I found you.. an encyclopedia (do people still use this word? I guess i just gave away my age) of knowledge. Cheers for now, I have some binge watching to do on my new subscription.

[@battlefoxx]

thanks for watching. if you like desert plants, I think I have over 100 videos on them throughout Mojave, Sonoran, Colorado deserts - from the shrubs to the cacti. I have a lot of fun camping in the middle of nowhere exploring these things. Thanks again for subscribing.

[@hoyteceily4030]

I have seen rabbits and quail eat the hell out of it. Humingbirds fight over the nectar in the yellow flowers. So animals do eat them.