Perennial Herb
Delicate, low groundcover with small leaves about 3″ across. Small pink and white flowers. Great for shady rock gardens.
Grasses, Perennials, Shrubs and Trees
Heuchera rubescens
Perennial Herb
Delicate, low groundcover with small leaves about 3″ across. Small pink and white flowers. Great for shady rock gardens.
Heuchera sanguinea “Firefly”
Evergreen Perennial
Low growing clump of large colorful leaves. Tall bloom sprays with bright red bell shaped flowers. Easy growing groundcover or for rock gardens. Long lasting cut flowers.
Heuchera sanguinea “Ruby Bells”
Evergreen Perennial
Low growing clump of fresh green leaves. Tall bloom sprays with lightly fragrant ruby red bell-shaped flowers. Easy growing groundcover or for rock gardens. Long lasting cut flowers.
Heucherella “Gold Zebra”
Semi-Evergreen Perennial
Stunning display of red and yellow leaves. Good for dry shade, low water once established. Small pink flowers through summer. Deer resistant, drought tolerant.
Homalocladium platycladum
Evergreen shrub
Flat, segmented, bright green stems with tiny red and white flowers along the edges.
Howea forsteriana
Palm Tree
Tall, thin trunk with bright green, slightly drooping feather-shaped leaves. Slow-growing. A great indoor palm to make a statement.
Hunnemannia fumariifolia
Perennial
Bushy growth with large yellow cupped flowers. Keep dry in summer, drought tolerant once established. Short-lived, but self-sows.
Hyacinthus orientalis “Pearl”
Deciduous Bulb
Will bloom indoor December thru March, and indoor from March thru April. Comes in many different colors. Plant in Fall.
Impatiens mirabilis
Ipheion uniflorum
Flowering Bulb
Small bulbs in the Amaryllis family, related to onions. Shiny green leaves, flattened, will have a bit of an onion scent. Blooms in spring. Plant bulbs 2-3″ deep in fall, or transplant potted plants in spring. Deciduous in summer.
Iris douglasiana
Evergreen Perennial
Light Blue flowers May thru June. Can handle full sun at coast, prefers shade and some summer water inland.
Iris innominata
Evergreen Perennial
Golden yellow with darker veins, sometimes lavender to purple edges. Dense compact clumps.
Iris Pacific Coast Hybrids
Evergreen Perennial
Gorgeous clumps of dark green leaves give way to spectacularly colored blooms from spring through summer.
Ixia “Rainbow Mix”
Deciduous Bulb
Small flower in the Iris Family with tall bloom stalks and lots of vibrant mixed color flowers. Winter-growing, flowers in spring followed by summer-dormant.
Ixia polystachya
Ixia viridiflora
Deciduous Bulb
Small bulb with tall bloom stalks and lots of vibrant blue flowers. Winter-growing, flowers in spring followed by summer-dormant. Prefers sandy soils.
Jacaranda mimosifolia
Semi-Deciduous tree
Long droopy green leaves, long-lasting lavender blue flowers mid-summer. Classic tropical look, but drought-tolerant.
Juncus “Javelin”
J. pallidus “Javelin”
Rush
Well adapted to our dry summers and wet winters, this tall rush flushes with bright green leaves in spring that develop into hues of blue as the season progresses.
Juncus acutus
Rush
Sharp tipped evergreen rush from native creeksides, can handle moderate water and full summer drought. Used in basketry.
Juncus patens
Rush
Versatile rush adapted to our dry summers and wet winters. Forming a dense clump and flowering in Feb thru Oct.
Juncus patens “Elk Blue”
Rush
Dense, grass-like clumps of smooth blue-grey stems. Adapted to dry summers and wet winters, can tolerate dry shade to standing water in full sun.
Kniphofia “Echo Duo”
Clump-forming Perennial
The tubular lowers are a gradient flush from red, orange, yellow, to creamy white and are attractive to hummingbirds. Needs rich soil with excellent drainage.
Kniphofia “Echo Mango”
Clump-forming Perennial
Blooms start appearing in spring and will keep blooming through the fall! Mango orange tubular blooms are similar to Aloe’s torch sprays, attractive to hummingbirds. Needs rich soil with excellent drainage.
Kniphofia “Elvira”
Kniphofia “Ember Glow”
Clump-forming Perennial
Tubular flowers of yellow and orange bloom late summer to fall. Attractive to hummingbirds and deer resistant.
Kniphofia “Fire Dance”
Clump-forming Perennial
Yellow to red bloom spikes give way to bright red tubular blooms late summer to fall. Attractive to hummingbirds.
Kniphofia “Fire Glow”
Clump-forming Perennial
Compact plant with spring, summer and fall orange-red tubular blooms, similar to Aloe’s torch sprays, attractive to hummingbirds.
Needs rich soil with excellent drainage.
Kniphofia “Flamenco”
Clump-forming Perennial
Mix of Orange Yellow and Red tubular blooms are similar to Aloe’s torch sprays, attractive to hummingbirds. Needs rich soil with excellent drainage.