Texas elbow bush is a native plant that’s found in prairies, along streams and in brush. It’s called elbow bush because the twigs grow at 90-degree angles from the branches. Flowers of the elbow bush plants attract both bees and butterflies. These blossoms serve as important food sources for insects ending their winter dormancy. This shrub tolerates heat and drought quite well. You’ll need to irrigate until the plant is established then after that, elbow bush care does not include frequent watering.

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Source: Gardening Know How