Shrub

An herbaceous perennial Baccharis native to California coastal salt and freshwater marshes and inland streams. Spreads quickly via rhizomes to form colonies of 3 to 6-foot-tall stalks covered in lance-shaped green foliage. Blooms in summer and fall with...

Widely distributed throughout the southwestern United States and northern Mexico in sandy washes and flood plains. A woody, upright shrub with toothed leaves that blooms in summer with clusters of puffy white flowers that are highly attractive to...

A reliably upright form of the California native Coyote Bush that is an important source of food and habitat for native insects, bees, and butterflies. An evergreen shrub densely covered in tiny, toothed, emerald-green foliage that grows 4 to 6 feet tall...

A reliably upright form of the California native Coyote Bush that is an important source of food and habitat for native insects, bees, and butterflies. An evergreen shrub densely covered in tiny, toothed, emerald-green foliage that grows 4 to 6 feet tall...

Baccharis sarothroides, commonly known as Desert Broom, is a woody shrub native to arid regions of North America. It belongs to the Asteraceae family variable heights of 3-10 feet by a few feet wide. The eventual size and growing characteristic are...

A mounding evergreen shrub densely covered with tiny, rounded, emerald green leaves, giving it a soft appearance. Similar in growth habit to ‘Centennial,’ ‘Starn’ is a patented male cultivar that doesn’t produce the flower debris or seedlings that its...

Although it was bred as a dwarf form of Butterfly Bush, Buddleia ‘Buzz™’ cultivars tend to take on a more sizable form when grown in many Southern California gardens. Generally, however, Buddleias of the Buzz series are more dense and shrub-like than the...

Although it was bred as a dwarf form of Butterfly Bush, Buddleia ‘Buzz™’ cultivars tend to take on a more sizable form when grown in many Southern California gardens. Generally, however, Buddleias of the Buzz series are more dense and shrub-like than the...