White Dalea or Dyeweed, Psorothamnus emoryi
White Dalea or Dyeweed, Psorothamnus emoryi
The White Dalea is a small shrub that is frequently seen beside dirt roads.
If you touch the blossoms of the White Dalea, you may find a saffron-colored stain on your hands.
White Dalea is the host plant to the tiny Pilostyles Thurberii which lives in its branches.
Family: Fabaceae.
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