Artemisia douglasiana (Douglas sagewort)

Plant Description: Produces evenly spaced grey-green leaves, elliptical, and lobed at the tips. The appearance of the 3–5 lobes at the tips of its leaves may range from being hard to see to being highly defined. Its leaves have been shown to contain thujone and cineole. Plant features bell-shaped clusters of flowers containing 5–9 pistillate flowers and 6–25 disk flowers. *NEVER CONSUME PLANTS WITHOUT PROPER ID* Height: 2 ft - 6 ft Width: 1 ft - 2 ft Watering needs: regular, can tolerate short drought periods Sun needs: Full sun, can tolerate shade Soil needs: moist to dry, well draining soil Bloom Time: May - October Portland Plant List (Backyard Habitat Certification): Yes Landscape Use and Ecological Function:  Douglas Sagewort can reproduce from seed, but it is most successfully propagated from dividing and spreading of its underground rhizomes. The large rhizomes help prevent erosion by stabilizing stream banks and make it an excellent habitat restoration plant. I