Plants by Type

A fast-growing Echeveria with silver-grey leaves that are both upward-curving and fold backwards into themselves along the edges. Its unique appearance makes it a great addition to succulent gardens and containers. Offsets freely to form a clump 8 to 12...

A large Echeveria that forms a 2 to 3 foot wide cluster of multiple, trunked rosettes. Each rosette reaches 14 to 16 inches across. Lightly ruffled leaves emerge blue-green in the center of the rosette and take on tones of pink, red, or purple as they...

A large Echeveria that forms a 2 to 3 foot wide cluster of multiple, trunked rosettes. Each rosette reaches 14 to 16 inches across. Lightly ruffled leaves emerge blue-green in the center of the rosette and take on tones of pink, red, or purple as they...

The ‘White Lights’ in the name of this Sonoma County-native perennial refers to the perennial’s out-of-the-ordinary white flowers. The long-lasting flowers, in bloom from spring through fall, provide nectar, pollen, and seeds for local wildlife. Small...

Another low growing form of Eriogonum fasciculatum. Very fast growing in season so can provide coverage quickly. This selection is a little more 'wild' in its habit compared with the other more common groundcover buckwheats that retain a tighter/neater...

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...

Pencil Cactus naturally grows as a large tree, but in garden settings it’s commonly pruned back and kept as a mid-sized or large shrub. Lacking foliage and flowers, its bare branches make for an interesting sculptural form in the garden. It will turn a...

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...

An Idaho Fescue selection notable for its vibrant blue-green foliage. Grows in a compact clump of fine, arching blades that reaches 12 to 18 inches tall and wide. In spring, it blooms with airy flower spikes that age to a light tan color. A beautiful...