Blueberry
California Lilac
California Poppy
Chamise
Coffeeberry
Coyote Bush
Deer Grass
Douglas Iris
Manzanita
Narrowleaf Milkweed
Nasturtium
Oregon Grape
Penstemon
Sticky Monkey Flower
Strawberry Madrone
Toyon
Wild Rose
Yarrow
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The leaves of the coyote bush are small and jagged. The bush makes white seedheads in the late summer and fall.
Native Americans used the bush for starting fires. They also crushed the leaves and placed it on sores and wounds to heal them.
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