Weeping Evergreen Shrub
Multi-branched dense weeping low-growing shrub. Lime green leaves and pale yellow flowers. Drought tolerant, summer can be dry, but keep watered before fire season. Great in containers.
Full to Part Sun
Achillea “Cameo”
Evergreen Perennial
Green gray foliage. Pale peach flowers fade to light pink, blooms spring thru fall. Best in full sun in moist, well-drained soils, but can flourish in dry soils. Cut flowers last a long time. Attracts Butterflies.
Achillea “Crackadoo”
Herbaceous Perennial
Gold to Orange flowers on strong vertical stems, fade to cream in fall. Best in full sun in moist, well-drained soils, but can flourish in dry soils. Cut flowers last a long time, look great dried.
Achillea “Credo”
Herbaceous Perennial
Lemon-yellow flowers on strong vertical stems, fade to cream in fall. Best in full sun in moist, well-drained soils, but can flourish in dry soils. Cut flowers last a long time, look great dried.
Achillea “Fireland”
Herbaceous Perennial
Brick red colored flowers fade to deep orange. Best in full sun in moist, well-drained soils, but can flourish in dry soils. Cut flowers last a long time, look great dried. Attracts Butterflies.
Achillea “Milly Rock Red”
Herbaceous Perennial
Dark red flowers with yellow center in Spring/Summer. Remove spent flowers for a late summer rebloom. Cut flowers last a long time, look great dried. Attracts Butterflies.
Achillea “Peter Cottontail”
Achillea ptarmica “Peter Cottontail”
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Herbaceous Perennial
Large white flowers atop a mounding green perennial. Can be used as a mounding groundcover or in a meadow garden. Deer resitant, drought tolerant. Blooms all summer long.
Achillea “Pink Grapefruit”
Herbaceous Perennial
Bred in the Netherlands for their toughness. Compact, uniform dusty-rose-pink blooms throughout the bloom season.
Achillea “Pink Island Form”
Herbaceous Perennial
Pink flowers. Best in full sun in moist, well-drained soils, but can flourish in dry or clay soils. Cut flowers last a long time, look great dried. Excellent Butterfly plant.
Achillea “Pomegranate”
Herbaceous Perennial
Rose Red flowers on strong vertical stems, fade to rust-colored in fall. Best in full sun in moist, well-drained soils, but can flourish in dry soils. Cut flowers last a long time, look great dried.
Achillea “Sunbeam”
Herbaceous Perennial
Fern-like foliage with bright yellow flowers in spring/summer. Remove spent flowers for a late summer rebloom. Cut flowers last a long time, look great dried. Attracts butterflies.
Achillea millefolium “Little Susie”
Herbaceous Perennial
Rose pink flowers in Spring/Summer fade to a soft lilac. Remove spent flowers for a late summer rebloom. Cut flowers last a long time, look great dried. Attracts Butterflies.
Achillea x kellereri
Herbaceous Perennial
Short silver foliage topped with stunning yellow-centered white flowers with scallopped petals. Deer resistant, attractive to butterflies and bees.
Achillea x lewisii “King Edward”
Herbaceous Perennial
Low growing, topped with pale yellow to creamy white flowers. Woolly green leaves. Can be used as a groundcover or in meadow gardens, and will do well between rocks as well. Blooms all summer long.
Anagallis “Spice”
Evergreen Groundcover
Carpet of thick small green leaves, covered in 1″ pink flowers through the summer and into the fall. Great in containers.
Anagallis monelli
Evergreen Groundcover
Carpet of thick small green leaves, covered in 1″ vibrant blue flowers through the summer and into the fall. Great in containers. Best in Full Sun with regular water.
Anigozanthos “Yellow Gem”
Evergreen Shrub
Brilliant yellow flowers fade to orange, stand out against red stems. Long lasting blooms are perfect for cut flowers.
Arctostaphylos “Byrd Hill”
Evergreen shrub
Gorgeous focal point small tree with classic red bark. Spreads, but more upright than outwards.
Arctostaphylos “Emerald Carpet”
Evergreen shrub
Very compact hybrid manzanita, dense with small glossy deep green leaves that nearly hide the attractive cinnamon red stems with exfoliating bark. Small white flowers in mid-winter.
Arctostaphylos “Green Supreme”
Evergreen Groundcover/Shrub
Dense, fast growing Manzanita with glossy green leaves. May produce small white flowers in mid-winter. Prefers good drainage but tolerates a wide range of soils. Very disease resistant.
Arctostaphylos “Louis Edmonds”
A. bakeri “Louis Edmonds”
Evergreen shrub
A magnificent plant, great as a focal point. Unique greyish-green leaves. Deep pink flowers turn into vibrant, bird-attracting, berries.
Arctostaphylos “San Bruno Mountain”
Evergreen shrub
Aggresive low-growing, dense foliage manzanita with pink flowers in spring and red berries in summer. San Mateo County, coastal.
Arctostaphylos “Tom’s Point”
Evergreen shrub
Very compact, dense plant with small glossy deep-green leaves that nearly hide the attractive red stems with exfoliating bark. Small white flowers with pink tinge early spring. Large berry red fruit.
Armeria “Ballerina Red”
A. pseudarmeria
Low Mounding Perennial
Prefers coastal, sunny location or partial sun inland, but can handle most conditions. Attracts Butterflies, Heat Tolerant, Frost Tolerant. Tall bloom stalks with large sprays of deep red flowers Spring thru Autumn. Deadhead through the year for more blooms.
Armeria “Dreameria® Daydream”
A. pseudarmeria
Low Mounding Perennial
Prefers coastal, sunny location or partial sun inland, but can handle most conditions. Attracts Butterflies, Heat Tolerant, Frost Tolerant. Bright pink flowers Spring thru Autumn.
Armeria “Dreameria® Dream Clouds”
A. pseudarmeria
Low Mounding Perennial
Prefers coastal, sunny location or partial sun inland, but can handle most conditions. Attracts Butterflies, Heat Tolerant, Frost Tolerant. White flowers Spring thru Autumn.
Armeria “Dreameria® Dreamland”
A. pseudarmeria
Low Mounding Perennial
Prefers coastal, sunny location or partial sun inland, but can handle most conditions. Attracts Butterflies, Heat Tolerant, Frost Tolerant. Pink flowers Spring thru Autumn.
Armeria “Dreameria® Sweet Dreams”
A. pseudarmeria
Low Mounding Perennial
Prefers coastal, sunny location or partial sun inland, but can handle most conditions. Attracts Butterflies, Heat Tolerant, Frost Tolerant. Lavendar flowers Spring thru Autumn.
Artemisia “Powis Castle”
Herbaceous Perennial
Billowing mounds of silver foliage grows wide. Perfect for coastal gardens. Can’t handle inland heat.
Artemisia pycnocephala
Semi-Evergreen Perennial
White foliage lays out flat, subtle flowering stems to 12″ high. Deer resistant