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The Four-wing Saltbush is a hardy desert evergreen shrub. It is highly tolerant of high salt or alkaline soil. It has gray-green leaves and bears seeds with foliage coming off of them, creating wings for further distribution. |  |
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It can grow 4-5 feet with wide spreading dense branching.
If it is burned, the ashes can be used as a baking soda substitute, The seeds
are the most useful part of the plant when ground into a meal. |
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The meal can be mixed with other meal to create a flour or it can be mixed with water for a beverage. |  |
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