Plants by Type

Referred to as Jerusalem Sage, this shrub is of considerable size. The wide and multi-stemmed evergreen has gorgeous flowers and foliage. Large, vibrant yellow flowers are whorled. Leaves are wooly and bicolored, with green gracing the top and white...

Referred to as Jerusalem Sage, this shrub is of considerable size. The wide and multi-stemmed evergreen has gorgeous flowers and foliage. Large, vibrant yellow flowers are whorled. Leaves are wooly and bicolored, with green gracing the top and white...

A form of Jerusalem Sage featuring smaller, gray-green foliage than Phlomis fruticosa but with similar but smaller butter yellow flowers. A tough, compact shrub that adds a soft texture to gardens. Blooms spring through fall but its heaviest bloom time...

One of the darkest Phormiums, ‘Platt’s Black’ is useful for color and texture contrast in the garden. Broad, arching foliage is a glossy dark chocolate. It’s not a reliable bloomer in southern California gardens and is mostly grown for the foliage, but...

This fast-growing evergreen can endure drought, heat, and wind conditions. The tree is even adaptable to poor soils. While the pine prospers best in warm low deserts, the plant is hardy enough to thrive in coastal zones. Its dense foliage emits a mild...

This pine is characterized by its irregular canopy of broad-spreading, strong branches. Cones, similarly, are asymmetrical. Cones are also persistent and bend backwards on branches. This species of pine is particularly resilient. It can resist extreme...