Chlorogalum angustifolium

  • Chlorogalum angustifolium  narrowleaf soap root
narrowleaf soap root

You may be familiar with the common soap plant and its tall stalks of delicate white flowers. But this unusual, diminutive species of soap root is much smaller, only reaching 1 – 2 ft. high. Rarely offered in nurseries, this species has short, narrow leaves which are not wavy like the common soap plant. Grows in dry grassland and open woodlands in the northern Sierra foothills and coast range. Enjoys full sun to light shade and no additional irrigation once established. Tolerates clay. The seed for these plants came from Windsor and was generously given to us by Vicki Wilson.

Call to confirm current supply. Availability as of March 28, 2024:
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Sorry; this plant is out of stock at present.