Plants by Type

A selection of Arctostaphylos insularis introduced by the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden, ‘Canyon Sparkles’ is a medium-size, rounded shrub that can be shaped into a small tree. One of the few Manzanitas that can be grown in a pot. Blooms in mid winter...

Dark bark, slow growing (will take many years to reach 10 feet or more). Open habit - great for training into a small multi-trunk tree. Occasionally can be found in 15g but rarely in larger sizes. Sculptural, dark red trunk with large, mint green leaves,...

Small, dark green foliage, creeps widely. Heavy soils okay, Heat, smog, cold hardy to 15°F. Size is highly variable and it will mound over time.

A compact mounding perennial featuring soft silver foliage and cardinal red flowers with gold centers that bloom spring to frost. Remove spent flowers to encourage continuous blooming. Great in mass plantings or in containers.

A wide-ranging bunchgrass native to much of North America including southern California. It is highly adaptable to different conditions and is a good alternative to non-native ornamental grasses in certain circumstances. Grows in a medium-sized clump of...

A wide-ranging bunchgrass native to much of North America including southern California. It is highly adaptable to different conditions and is a good alternative to non-native ornamental grasses in certain circumstances. Grows in a medium-sized clump of...

A perennial woody vine that’s endemic to central and northern California, growing most often under tree canopies and in other moist, shady spots. In spring, before foliage emerges, it’s covered in bulbous, pipe-shaped white and purple striped flowers...