Four-Wing Saltbrush (Atriplex canescens) is a semi-evergreen shrub with an upright, mounding habit. Branches have narrow, oblong leaves that are a silvery-green color. Four-Wing Saltbrush is a dioecious plant, with male and female flowers on separate plants. The male flowers are red to yellow and form spikes at the end of the branches while the female flowers are inconspicuous, but form showy clusters of tan four-winged fruits. These fruits remain on the plant through the winter. This plant is an important browse and cover shrub for wildlife and best suited for restorative or natural plantings, or slope or bank stabilization.