Plants by Genus

Prostrate Acacia is an evergreen groundcover, ideal for slopes. Frequently used on Southern California freeways with its larger counterpart Acacia redolens, Low Boy is an extremely functional plant for slope coverage. The blue-gray phyllodes (modified...

A prostrate form of Acacia that’s useful in extremely dry applications with little to no irrigation such as roadside plantings. As well as remaining green it will also provide weed-smothering ground cover and erosion control. Creeping branches of...

A Wattle with various common names such as Glory, Pilliga, Golden, and Mudgee Wattle, this Acacia species is native to Australia. This fast-growing evergreen small tree (10-12' tall and 6-12' wide) thrives and adds attractiveness to the Southern...

A Wattle with various common names such as Glory, Pilliga, Golden, and Mudgee Wattle, this Acacia species is native to Australia. This fast-growing evergreen small tree (10-12' tall and 6-12' wide) thrives and adds attractiveness to the Southern...

A low, spreading form of Cistus that makes a great ground-hugging evergreen shrub in both coastal and inland landscapes. It tolerates poor soil, high heat, drought, and coastal conditions. Perfect for covering dry slopes and banks or used as a flowering...

A compact, clumping Echeveria with triangular, pointed foliage symmetrically arranged in a rosette that resembles a miniature Agave. Grass green to lime green leaves are flushed pink at the tips and end in a sharp, red point. Blooms late spring into...

Synonym is 'Ned Kelly'. Very similar to 'Superb' in shape, form and parentage. Supposedly, a smidge faster, a hair taller and the flower color is somewhere in between 'Superb' and 'Robyn Gordon' and some growers claim it is more frost tolerant than...

Synonym is 'Ned Kelly'. Very similar to 'Superb' in shape, form and parentage. Supposedly, a smidge faster, a hair taller and the flower color is somewhere in between 'Superb' and 'Robyn Gordon' and some growers claim it is more frost tolerant than...