Plants by Type

Hillside Gooseberry is a native currant with a widespread distribution, growing all along the California coast from Mendocino to Orange County. Grows as an upright shrub with a slightly rambling habit that reaches 3 to 5 feet tall and wide. Features...

A Rancho Santa Ana Botanic selection of Ribes sanguineum v. glutinosum that’s a vigorous bloomer, producing massive drooping clusters of pink flowers from late winter into early spring. It grows as an upright, multi-trunk shrub and typically reaches 6 to...

Yerba Buena is a native evergreen groundcover most commonly found in central and northern California coastal-facing areas, the Santa Monica Mountains and Channel Islands being the southernmost tip of its range. It has delicate glossy foliage along its...

Yerba Buena is a native evergreen groundcover most commonly found in central and northern California coastal-facing areas, the Santa Monica Mountains and Channel Islands being the southernmost tip of its range. It has delicate glossy foliage along its...

A creeping sedum featuring delicate white and lime green foliage that blushes pink in the sun. Perfect for containers, rock gardens, or planted in the crevices of rock walls. Produces a mass of tiny pink flowers in the summer. Shear occasionally to...

Native to West Coast forests from British Columbia to Baja, Giant Chain Fern is the largest fern in North America. Its glossy, deep-green fronds stretch out to 8 feet long in the wild, but in garden settings, it usually maxes out at around 4 to 6 feet...

Native to West Coast forests from British Columbia to Baja, Giant Chain Fern is the largest fern in North America. Its glossy, deep-green fronds stretch out to 8 feet long in the wild, but in garden settings, it usually maxes out at around 4 to 6 feet...