Lomatium columbianum (Columbia Desert Parsley) Coconut Coir The dense root system makes

The dense root system makes it useful for soil stabilization and erosion control on moist sites

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or even under the kitchen sink in an apartment -- making vermicomposting a great option for city dwellers and anyone who doesn't want or can't have an outdoor compost pile

Lomatium columbianum (Columbia Desert Parsley) Coconut Coir The dense root system makesPlant Description: A stunning native perennial common to the Columbia basin where conditions are dry, sunny, and well draining. This species grows a light green mat with multiple upright leafless stems around 1 2 feet tall. Dozens of tiny, bright pink magenta flowers cluster in brackets at the end of each stem. Spreads slowly by a rhizome. Height: 1 2. 5 ft Width: 1 3ft Soil: Well draining, rocky, sandy, poor Light: full sun Water: minimal Portland