Plants by Type

Euphorbia 'Nothowlee' Blackbird PP17,178. Exceptionally dark purple/black foliage and red stems. Flowering bracts are green/purple. Compact growth habit. Reasonable heat tolerance but can be difficult to establish in hotter inland areas. Drought tolerant...

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...

A hybrid of H. sanguinea and H. maxima, Heuchera ‘Rosada’ is popular for its long bloom time and tolerance of tough growing conditions. Requires shade in most conditions but can tolerate some partial sun in more coastal areas. Fantastic plant to use in...

An attractive flowering perennial Native to Arizona, New Mexico, and northern Mexico that forms a small mound of scalloped green foliage and blooms in spring with clusters of bell-shaped dark pink to red flowers. Perfect for woodland gardens as it...

A woody, evergreen shrub featuring fuzzy, mint-like leaves and fragrant white flowers in late spring and early summer. Native to multiple types of plant communities along the central and southern California coast and the Sierra Foothills, White Pitcher...

Diplacus longiflorus (newer name)

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...