Eriogonum ‘Kana Creek’ (Kana Creek Buckwheat) - A low golden cloud that hums with pollinator life.

‘Kana Creek’ is a compact, ground-hugging buckwheat smothered with clusters of golden-yellow blooms in summer. Its tidy habit and drought tolerance make it a perfect fit for waterwise borders, slopes, and pollinator gardens.

Plant Details:

• Water Needs: Very low; thrives on natural rainfall once established

• Sun Needs: Full sun

• Soil Requirements: Well-drained, sandy or rocky soils

• Growing Zone: USDA Zones 5–9

• Cold Hardiness: Down to ~–20°F (–29°C)

• Mature Size: 12–18 in tall x 18–24 in wide

• Native Origin: Western U.S. (cultivar selection)

• Best Substitutes For: Creeping Yarrow, Desert Zinnia

• Landscape Uses: Rock gardens, pollinator gardens, xeric borders