Plants by Type

A finely textured cool season bunchgrass native to dry areas throughout central and southern California. Grows in upright clumps up to three feet tall and blooms in spring with delicate clusters of cream and purple flower spikelets. Nice in mass...

This fast-growing evergreen can endure drought, heat, and wind conditions. The tree is even adaptable to poor soils. While the pine prospers best in warm low deserts, the plant is hardy enough to thrive in coastal zones. Its dense foliage emits a mild...

This fern has an extensive range, as it is an endemic species found along the vast west coast of North America. Populations can be found from California to Alaska. Some pockets of the species even exist on islands off of Baja California and even North...

This fern has an extensive range, as it is an endemic species found along the vast west coast of North America. Populations can be found from California to Alaska. Some pockets of the species even exist on islands off of Baja California and even North...

A fast-growing Salvia guaranitica hybrid, ‘Amistad’ blooms late spring into fall with tall spikes of large, deep purple flowers on near-black bracts. Flowers are a magnet for hummingbirds and butterflies. Can grow 4 to 5 feet tall within a year although...

Great for adding color to shady spots in the garden, Salvia chiapensis features glossy green foliage and blooms year-round with long, curving wands of magenta flowers. Flowers are highly attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Grows 2 to 3 feet tall...

A striking selection of South American native Salvia guaranitica with vivid indigo blue flowers and black calyces. Mid summer into fall flowers are born on 12 inch long stalks that hover about shield-shaped green foliage. Flowers are highly attractive to...