Plants by Type

A Rancho Santa Ana Botanic selection of Ribes sanguineum v. glutinosum that’s a vigorous bloomer, producing massive drooping clusters of pink flowers from late winter into early spring. It grows as an upright, multi-trunk shrub and typically reaches 6 to...

A California native deciduous shrub with an upright, multi trunk habit. It’s primarily grown in residential gardens for its display of fragrant pink drooping flower clusters that bloom late winter into early spring. It also provides food and habitat for...

Matilija Poppy is a shrubby perennial endemic to California. Blooming in April and May with crinkled bright white petals and cheery yellow centers, its 6 to 8 inch wide flowers are one of the largest and most recognizable among California natives. It...

An upright and tightly growing form of the common rosemary. Exceptionally drought tolerant once established and virtually carefree. Can be pruned to shape as needed or desired.

A shrub Rosemary with a loose, upright form and unusually broad, thick foliage that is ideal for culinary use. Responds well to pruning and branch tips can be snipped as needed. Blooms late winter through spring with masses of light blue-pink flowers...

‘Huntington Carpet’ is a prostrate, ground cover form of rosemary that is perfect for cascading over walls or out of planters and is useful as an edible variety. In early spring, its deep green needles are covered in light lavender blue flowers that...

A Russelia equisetiformis hybrid with deep red flowers and tiny, rounded foliage that gives it a softer, more airy appearance than the species. Grows up to 4 feet tall and 6 to 8 feet wide, eventually growing wider than the species. Blooms continuously...