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Description

Chondropetalum tectorumSmall Cape Rush: Dense tufted clumps with 3' 4' foot tall dark green unbranched stems. The dark brown sheaths at the joints drop off in summer leaving a dark band. Arching stems with brown flowers. Plant in full to part sun. Drought tolerant but appreciates supplemental water during dry season. Seacoast and bog tolerant.

dense foliage and vigorous growth

Heat and sand tolerant

Icena: A stemless suckering succulent plant that can rapidly form into large groups of dense rosettes

Five Lobe Maple: Rare form of maple to 20' tall with distinct five-lobed deep green leaves

Cape Aloe: A tall single-stemmed evergreen succulent to 6-8' tall x 3-5' wide with a rosette of dull blue-green 2-3' long leaves

Shade or bright indirect light

Good for seacoat

Fuchsia-flowering Gooseberry: This California native deciduous shrub to 10' tall x 7' wide but usually closer to 4' tall

silvery stems/branches and small

dry borders

To 6' tall x 3-4' wide

and drought tolerant once established but looks best with some occasional water