Cistus atriplicifolius
A stunning and unique rock rose that bears a resemblance to the silvery leaves of some Atriplex species. This has much more silvery and larger foliage than many in the genus and produces bright yellow flowers. Requires sharp drainage in fall sun. Hardy to about 10 but foliage can be damaged when temperatures drop into the teens.
Latin Name: Cistus atriplicifolius
Site and Soil: Rock Roses prefers well draining soil and full sun
Hardiness: 10º Fahrenheit
Size at Maturity: 3′ x 4′
Bloom Time: late spring
Pests & Diseases: None
USDA Zone: 8