I've heard creosote bush was used by Native Americans and early settlers as medicine for a lot of things. It must have some properties, it grows in unbelievabl

I've heard creosote bush was used by Native Americans and early settlers as medicine for a lot of things. It must have some properties, it grows in unbelievably dry and hot areas and nothing eats it. It doesn't seem to be susceptible to fungus or rots or really anything I've ever observed. And if this has anything to it, there is a whole lot of creosote stretching from West Texas to California that isn't much good for much else. Except making the desert smell wonderful when light rains pass through.