Common in fields and open woods of West Texas on dry, thin, limestone, soils. Plants of this genus can cause poisoning and fatal illness in humans. Propagation: Seed.
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Blooms May-October. Showy, bright yellow pea-like flowers. Forms a neat mound shape as it grows. The thick, gray leaves have a velvety texture and are uniquely divided into two leaflets. Birds love the seeds. Too much water will cause rot. Larval Host: Cloudless Giant Sulphur.