Plants by Type

A charming dwarf Agave with lovely coloring and a compact, symmetrical form. Thick, cupped foliage is a soft blue-gray and deeply textured with leaf imprints. Orange and red marginal teeth and dark red, needle-like terminal spines contrast notably with...

Lavender-shaded flowers upon dark green leaves

Large dark leaves, showy light to medium blue flowers.

Small, dark, leathery leaves, stiff silver stems, very drought tolerant, good slope stabilizer. Cold hardy to 15°F.

Erigeron glaucus, commonly known as seaside daisy, is a low-growing, evergreen perennial prized for its compact form and charming lavender flowers with sunny yellow centers. Native to coastal bluffs and dunes of California and Oregon, this versatile...

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...

Bolander’s Rush is native to northern California and up into British Columbia where it grows in wet areas including marshes, beaches, and meadows. Grows in clumps of smooth, rounded foliage up to 3 feet tall and spreads quickly and continuously via...

Juncus effusus is found throughout California in many different types of wet areas including streams, ponds, marshes, and ditches. It grows in clumps of slender, upright foliage up to 2 to 4 feet high and 2 to 3 feet wide. In wet areas, it will spread...