Hairy five eyes (Chamaesaracha sordida) is also commonly called ground saracha, false nightshade, dingy chamaesaracha and velvet five-eye...Read Mores. It grows natively in Arizona, New Mexico and Texas. It is a low spreading plant somewhat similar in appearance to the Mexican evening primrose. It has wavy edged, grayish-green, hairy leaves and pale yellow to creamy green, 5-angled, saucer-shaped flowers. Its produces white pea-like berries.
Hairy five eyes (Chamaesaracha sordida) is also commonly called ground saracha, false nightshade, dingy chamaesaracha and velvet five-eye...Read More