Plants by Type

Low-growing succulent that forms a small, solitary rosette. Leaves are blue-green shading to pink at the edges with a lightly ruffled red-pink margin.

A compact, clumping Echeveria with triangular, pointed foliage symmetrically arranged in a rosette that resembles a miniature Agave. Grass green to lime green leaves are flushed pink at the tips and end in a sharp, red point. Blooms late spring into...

The common name of this Erigeron can cause some confusion as it is not native to California. It is very fast growing and is covered with flowers from spring to fall. Once temperatures cool in the late fall to winter, the foliage tends to discolor and...

Commonly known as Red Yucca, Hesperaloe parviflora is a low-maintenance succulent known for its stunning flower display and slender, arching blue-grey foliage edged in curling white threads. Grows in grass-like clumps slowly spreading to 3 or 4 feet wide...

Commonly known as Red Yucca, Hesperaloe parviflora is a low-maintenance succulent known for its stunning flower display and slender, arching blue-grey foliage edged in curling white threads. Grows in grass-like clumps slowly spreading to 3 or 4 feet wide...

Commonly found throughout California in all but high mountain and desert communities, Toyon is known for its large, leathery, saw-toothed foliage and heavy clusters of red berries it produces in the winter. Hollywood is thought to be named after the...

Commonly found throughout California in all but high mountain and desert communities, Toyon is known for its large, leathery, saw-toothed foliage and heavy clusters of red berries it produces in the winter. Hollywood is thought to be named after the...

Commonly found throughout California in all but high mountain and desert communities, Toyon is known for its large, leathery, saw-toothed foliage and heavy clusters of red berries it produces in the winter. Hollywood is thought to be named after the...