Plants by Genus

A sedge that grows primarily in northern and central California along river banks and in wetlands. Forms a dense mound of bright green, cascading foliage up to 2.5’ tall and 2’ wide. Long, scaly, black and brown flower spikes appear in late winter/early...

Lavender-shaded flowers upon dark green leaves

Large dark leaves, showy light to medium blue flowers.

Small, dark, leathery leaves, stiff silver stems, very drought tolerant, good slope stabilizer. Cold hardy to 15°F.

A Mimulus hybrid selected for its notable flower coloration, ‘Changling’ blooms late spring through summer with dusky rose colored flowers that fade to a light peach at the edges. Flower stalks can be lightly trimmed as flowers go by to keep the plant...

Diplacus longiflorus (newer name)

A variety of sticky Monkeyflower native to southern California chaparral and rocky hillsides. Blooms mid spring to early summer with dark carmine red flowers with yellow-orange throats. Plant in full sun to part shade? Prefers very well-draining, even...