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A branched succulent with a narrow, upright growth habit. Dark red stems and small, light green leaves provide an interesting contrast. Use in the back of the garden, as a tall hedge for screening, or prune liberally to desired shape and height. Little...

A branched succulent with a narrow, upright growth habit. Dark red stems and small, light green leaves provide an interesting contrast. Use in the back of the garden, as a tall hedge for screening, or prune liberally to desired shape and height. Little...

Lemonade Berry is a long-lived native evergreen shrub that is an important part of California chaparral and coastal sage scrub communities. As a food and habitat source for birds and small mammals, it is ideal for native landscape (that has plenty of...

Lemonade Berry is a long-lived native evergreen shrub that is an important part of California chaparral and coastal sage scrub communities. As a food and habitat source for birds and small mammals, it is ideal for native landscape (that has plenty of...

Lemonade Berry is a long-lived native evergreen shrub that is an important part of California chaparral and coastal sage scrub communities. As a food and habitat source for birds and small mammals, it is ideal for native landscape (that has plenty of...

Sugar Bush is a long-lived evergreen shrub native to dry slopes, canyons, and foothills in southern California. Preferable to Rhus integrifolia (Lemonade Berry) in hot inland landscapes and ecosystems. As a food and habitat source for birds and small...

Sugar Bush is a long-lived evergreen shrub native to dry slopes, canyons, and foothills in southern California. Preferable to Rhus integrifolia (Lemonade Berry) in hot inland landscapes and ecosystems. As a food and habitat source for birds and small...

A Russelia equisetiformis hybrid with deep red flowers and tiny, rounded foliage that gives it a softer, more airy appearance than the species. Grows up to 4 feet tall and 6 to 8 feet wide, eventually growing wider than the species. Blooms continuously...