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A low, mounding form of Cistus that thrives in both coastal and inland landscapes. Tolerates poor soil, high heat, drought, heavy clay soil, and coastal conditions. Perfect for use on dry slopes and banks or for adding a soft texture to hot inland...

The common name of this Erigeron can cause some confusion as it is not native to California. It is very fast growing and is covered with flowers from spring to fall. Once temperatures cool in the late fall to winter, the foliage tends to discolor and...

A clumping, evergreen grass with metallic blue foliage that grows 8 to 12 inches tall and wide. Blooms profusely in summer with spikes of feathery flowers that age to light tan. Tolerant of poor soil as long as it is well-draining. Can take full sun on...

Thought to be a hybrid of L. camara and L. montevidensis, ‘New Gold’ is a semi-evergreen Lantana that can be used as a ground cover or low mounding shrub. Deeply textured green leaves are covered in clusters of petite, bright yellow-gold flowers starting...

Deergrass is a California native, warm-season grass that can be grown in both dry and regularly-watered gardens as long as it has well-draining soil. Mounds of thin foliage grow about 2 feet tall and 2-3 feet wide. In summer thin, rigid flower stalks...