Plants by Type

As well as being a medicinal plant, Aloe vera (synonymous with Aloe barbadensis) grows in tall, vase-shaped rosettes of light green foliage that are an elegant addition to a succulent or rock garden. Leaves are lined with small teeth at the margins and...

Dark green groundcover, fungus resistant, and very adaptable to sun, soils, 15°F.

Foliage is greyish/bluish green with red on new growth. Well drained soil preferred, especially inland.

Fast spreading groundcover. Pretty narrow gray leaves, red bark. Well drained solid inland; more tolerant coastal. Full sun. Cold hardy to 15°F.

Light green foliage tipped in copper, white flowers tinged in pink, Moderately sized, Adaptable.

Purple brown trunks/branches. Garden tolerant, easy to grow

Light green upright leaves, gnarly dark red bark, profuse pink flowers, easy to grow, and adaptable to various conditions. Cold Hardy to 15°F

Dark red bark, big berries, gray-green foliage, deep roots, Very hardy!

A mounding shrub with exceptional shape and pretty pink flowers. Good on slopes and under trees. Tolerant of all soils. Cold Hardy to 15°F.

Small, dark green foliage, creeps widely. Heavy soils okay, Heat, smog, cold hardy to 15°F. Size is highly variable and it will mound over time.

A prostrate form of our native California Sagebrush, ‘Canyon Gray’ forms a mat of soft silver foliage 4 to 8 feet wide and mounding up to 2 feet tall. Will drape over garden features and cascade over walls and banks. Grow in full sun to part shade in...