Plants by Type

Apache Plume is endemic to arid habitats in the southwestern United States and northern Mexico. The shrub is both drought and heat tolerant, Tiny leaves scatter the peeling bark of thin branches. The clusters of light-colored, rose-like blooms give way...

Thought to be a hybrid of F. idahoensis and F. glauca, 'Siskiyou Blue' has the same chalky blue-green foliage as the glauca varieties but is larger and longer lived due to its idahoensis parentage. Forms compact clumps of slender, arching, evergreen...

A clumping, evergreen grass with metallic blue foliage that grows 8 to 12 inches tall and wide. Blooms profusely in summer with spikes of feathery flowers that age to light tan. Tolerant of poor soil as long as it is well-draining. Can take full sun on...

A clumping, evergreen grass with silvery powder blue foliage that grows 8 to 12 inches tall and wide. ‘Beyond Blue’ retains its color and will not brown over the summer as many of the other F. glauca selections may do. In summer it blooms with feathery...

An evergreen, ornamental grass that grows in small, tight clumps of fine grey/blue foliage, just 6 to 12 inches all around. Blooms in summer with airy inflorescences that age to tan. Tolerant of poor, moderately-fertile, and dry soils as long as they are...

An evergreen, ornamental grass that grows in small, tight clumps of fine grey/blue foliage, just 6 to 12 inches all around. Blooms in summer with airy inflorescences that age to tan. Tolerant of poor, moderately-fertile, and dry soils as long as they are...

A variety of Red Fescue that was selected from Point Molate in California that grows in low mounds of soft, flowing, blue-green foliage that spread horizontally by rhizomes, 1 to 2 feet wide. In spring, it blooms with 2 to 3 foot tall spikes of airy,...

A variety of Red Fescue that was selected from Point Molate in California that grows in low mounds of soft, flowing, blue-green foliage that spread horizontally by rhizomes, 1 to 2 feet wide. In spring, it blooms with 2 to 3 foot tall spikes of airy,...

A shorter, mounding form of Flannel Bush that is a hybrid of F. californica ssp. decumbens x F. 'Californica Glory'. Grows up to five feet tall and spreads out to ten feet or more, although it can be pruned to control its spread.

A broadleaf, flowering shrub or tree native to the central California coast and inland mountain ranges and foothills. Very showy when in flower, in spring its long arching branches are covered in 2 to 3 inch wide golden yellow flowers. Naturally growing...

2005 All American Selections® winner. More compact and less rangy in form than older cultivars. Large flowers of mahogany-red banded with yellow appear over an exceptionally long period - late spring to frost. Dead head occasionally for continued bloom...