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Pachyphytum 'Bill Baker'Low growing succulent to 12" tall with purple tinged blue green rosettes of 3" long leaves on thick upright stems. Red orange flowers bloom winter to spring. Full sun. Low water. Seacoast, wind, sand, heat and drought tolerant once established. Great in containers. Deer, rabbit, gopher, and fire resistant. Bee and pollinator favorite.

usually propagates through its roots

oddly shaped mostly maroon

Silver Puya: Large rosette forming plant with silver white leaves and dark purple flowers

Grows tallest in damp

European Grey Sedge

but bears best fruit in hot climates

Rhizomatic plant grows to 2-3' high and wide with long

border and rock garden plant

heat and drought tolerant along the coast

and red stems

Purple Potato Vine: Evergreen fast-growing shrub or woody vine with support that can be trained into an espalier or onto a fence or trellis

Part shade or indirect bright light