Gambelia speciosa Island Snapdragon & Selections ( Galvezia )

$6.00

One of the taller Ceanothus 15-20' tall and 6' - 10 wide. Makes a great specimen, screen or hedge. calscape.org'RayHartman'MountainLilac

$8.00

Endemic to the Channel Islands of California. It may be anywhere from 2-6' in height and diameter across the ground. The stems bear narrow, fuzzy green leaves at the ends of the branches, each 2 to 5 centimeters long and sometimes with edges rolled under. The bush erects clusters of densely clustered, frilly flowers on nearly naked peduncles. Each flower is only a few millimeters wide, very light pink in color, with nine protruding stamens. The flowers turn brown as they age. The bark is red and ribbony. www.calscape.orgEriogonumarborescens

$2.50

This is a great buckwheat for the coastal areas or part shade if more inland. Eriogonum aka Buckwheats are a really important genus for our pollinators and beneficial insects. I like to plant these around my Ceanothus where they can climb and sprawl with their support. www.calscape.org/Eriogonum-parvifolium-(Sea-Cliff-Buckwheat)

$3.50

Blue Eyed Grass is a 1 foot tall perennial herb that grows throughout California, usually in open places where there is some moisture, particularly grassy areas. www.calscape.org/Sisyrinchium-bellum-(Blue-Eyed-Grass)

$3.00

San Diego Willowy Mint is a rare plant only growing in a few areas of San Diego. It smells amazing, does well in containers or in the garden. I like it in a nice pot next to where I sit on the patio and read and I can enjoy the smell and delicate flowers. Calscape.org_SanDiegoWillowyMint

$2.50

Soft gray foliage, make a great backdrop and scent for any garden. Looks great year round and can be cut back to freshen up. 3-4 feet high and wide. www.calscape.org/Artemisia-tridentata-(Big-Sagebrush)