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A shrubby, evergreen perennial native to Southern California coastal mountains and the Channel Islands. Blooms with light pink to lavender flowers in spring and fall. Fuzzy blue-green leaves add a soft texture to shade and woodland gardens. Attractive to...

An outstanding Australian cultivar with intensely deep red coloring. Generally salignum is a highly variable, hardy species, tolerating wind and frost better than most. Full sun, good drainage required.

Leymus ‘Canyon Prince’ likely only rivals Muhlenbergia rigens in popularity among the California native grasses. It is a greyish blue foliage selection of the typically green form of Leymus condenstatus and is more dwarf than most of the green forms,...

Giant Wild Rye is an evergreen bunching grass native to California and northern Mexico. Growing naturally in scrub, chaparral, and woodland communities, it is highly drought tolerant although it may show signs of stress during times of extreme drought...