Plants by Type

Deergrass is a California native, warm-season grass that can be grown in both dry and regularly-watered gardens as long as it has well-draining soil. Mounds of thin foliage grow about 2 feet tall and 2-3 feet wide. In summer thin, rigid flower stalks...

This west coast native is an evergreen shrub that should be planted in full sun along the coastline or partial sun in the inland environments. Well-drained media is required.The shiny leaves are quite resistant to wind and also give off a pleasant...

This west coast native is an evergreen shrub that should be planted in full sun along the coastline or partial sun in the inland environments. Well-drained media is required.The shiny leaves are quite resistant to wind and also give off a pleasant...

This delicate-looking, summer dormant bunchgrass is lovely with its nodding seed heads. A good choice for erosion control and slope stabilization. The grass can even be used in sparse areas between perennials and annuals in chaparral or sage scrub...

This resilient perennial bunch grass that is renowned for its ability to control erosion and prosper around the canopy of native trees. Despite it going dormant in the summer, this plant is valuable in providing habitat for native wildlife. Birds,...

Owing its name to its metallic blue blades, this upright and rigid grass dazzles with wispy, pink-hued pannicles that appear in summer. It continues to provide striking foliage color in the fall, but it will go completely dormant in the winter. Not only...