Fun Lists

Heteromeles arbutifolia ‘Davis Gold’ is a rare golden-yellow fruited selection of California toyon (California holly), an evergreen shrub native to chaparral, coastal sage scrub, oak woodland, foothill woodland, and mixed evergreen forest communities...

Commonly found throughout California in all but high mountain and desert communities, Toyon is known for its large, leathery, saw-toothed foliage and heavy clusters of red berries it produces in the winter. Hollywood is thought to be named after the...

Commonly found throughout California in all but high mountain and desert communities, Toyon is known for its large, leathery, saw-toothed foliage and heavy clusters of red berries it produces in the winter. Hollywood is thought to be named after the...

Commonly found throughout California in all but high mountain and desert communities, Toyon is known for its large, leathery, saw-toothed foliage and heavy clusters of red berries it produces in the winter. Hollywood is thought to be named after the...

Heuchera ‘Canyon Delight’ is a California hybrid coral bells selection developed by Dara Emery at Santa Barbara Botanic Garden as part of the Canyon Series. Selected from breeding work involving Heuchera elegans, a California native species, and hybrid...

Heuchera ‘Opal’ is a historic California hybrid coral bells selection developed by Dr. Lee Lenz at Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden (now California Botanic Garden) from a cross between Heuchera maxima (California Channel Islands) and H. sanguinea...

Heuchera ‘Santa Ana Cardinal’ is a historic hybrid of Heuchera maxima (California Channel Islands) and H. sanguinea (southwestern United States and Mexico), developed by Dr. Lee Lenz at Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden (now California Botanic...

A hybrid of H. sanguinea and the California native H. maxima, Heuchera ‘Wendy’ is a evergreen perennial forming small mounds of scalloped, deep green foliage. Blooms profusely with 1 to 2 foot tall spikes bright pink flowers in spring. It is a great...

Heuchera maxima is an evergreen perennial endemic to the California Channel Islands, where it grows on shaded canyon slopes, coastal bluffs, and woodland margins. One of the largest species in the genus, it is valued for its bold foliage, shade...

An attractive flowering perennial Native to Arizona, New Mexico, and northern Mexico that forms a small mound of scalloped green foliage and blooms in spring with clusters of bell-shaped dark pink to red flowers. Perfect for woodland gardens as it...