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Arctostaphylos cruzensisArroyo de la Cruz Manzanita: Evergreen endangered CA native groundcover to 3' tall by 5' wide with bright green foliage, red stems & white flowers in late winter. Full sun. Low water. Hummingbird, bird and pollinator favorite. Clay, sand, seacoast, wind and drought tolerant once established. Deer, rabbit, gopher and fire resistant.

Flowers irregularly in Summer producing a 1’ tall multi-branching flower spike that varies in color from red to yellow

Bluff Lettuce: Evergreen succulent

Concrete Leaf: Grows as a clump of blue-green

Prefers full sun and well-drained loamy soil

Keep above 55 degrees

Strawberry: Produces a first crop in spring & one in late summer or fall

A strong growing disease resistant rose

Heat and wind tolerant

Full sun (coastal only) to part shade

evergreen tuberous houseplant with upright growth and closely held upright leaves that are marked with white polka dots

deep green

bluish-green leaves topped with dense spikes of narrow bell-shaped bright blue flowers in spring-summer