Tree Tobacco

Nicotiana glauca

In the United States: Invasive · also called wild tobacco, mustard tree

Listed as invasive. Check local regulations — several jurisdictions restrict planting.

Produces tubular yellow flowers yielding nectar that contains nicotine, which acts as a partial deterrent or attractant to honeybees at low concentrations. Bees occasionally visit or nectar-rob but the plant is not a recognized contributor to honey flows. All parts are toxic if ingested.

Nectar	low
Pollen	low
Bloom (US)	March–September
Type	Perennial
Sun	full

Reported nearby

No reports nearby in the last 14 days.