Plants by Type

Named after a garden in England, not the grow habit.

Named after a garden in England, not the grow habit.

A native perennial formerly widespread throughout most of southern California, most commonly at higher elevations. Forms a low mound of toothed, silvery gray-green foliage punctuated in spring by white to blush pink flowers. Typically grows only one to...

An evergreen, grass-like perennial that works great as a groundcover or as a container garden accent. Forms one foot clumps of true black leaves. Bears lavender purple flowers in summer followed by black berries. Slow-growing. Does best in part sun with...

The common name says it all – this succulent is a Spineless Prickly Pear. Although spineless, be cautious when handling the cactus as tiny, sharp groups of bristles persist on the plant. It is best to use gloves when handling. This relatively low and...

The color-changing southwest Santa Rita Pricklypear is highly sought after. While the showy yellow blooms are greatly desired, the multi-colored pads are the main attraction. The green or glaucus joints and pads turn purple when put through the stress of...