Astragalus trichopodus - Santa Barbara Milk Vetch (Plant) Environmentalism Its flowers are similar to

Its flowers are similar to that of seep monkeyflower

2 (limited distribution) Growth Habit Mounding

Uncommon in the wild

making it an invaluable resource on California's profuse vegetation

Suffused with wonder and illustrated with lavish watercolors

Astragalus trichopodus - Santa Barbara Milk Vetch (Plant) Environmentalism Its flowers are similar toGrows from Santa Barbara to Orange County and into Chino Hills. A light and lacy form with silver gray foliage and popping cream colored flowers from Spring into Summer. Host for the Silvery Blue Butterfly and Western Tailed Blue Butterfly. Plant Characteristics Family Name Fabaceae Species Name Astragalus trichopodus Common Name Santa Barbara Milk Vetch Plant Type Perennial Sun Exposure Coast Sun, Inland Sun, Water Requirement Low Soil Type Sand,