Redroot Flower

Eriogonum racemosum

Redroot / Ceanothus (Ceanothus herbaceous / Ceanothus spp.) is a perennial subshrub native to Central US states (such as Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, and Nebraska) that can thrive in USDA Zones 4–8. Reaching a mature height of 1.5–3 feet with a compact, bushy, deep-rooted growth habit, it features thick, elliptical green leaves with prominent veins and produces dense, white spherical flower clusters. It thrives in dry, rocky or sandy prairies, glades, and open woods in full sun and is ideal for deep soil stabilization, prairie restoration, and nitrogen enrichment.

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