Evergreen Bunch Grass
Grows best in full sun, with some late afternoon shade. Chalky blue leaves, silvery blooms. Deer Resistant.
Sun to Part Shade
Festuca “Molate”
F. rubra “Molate”
Semi-deciduous Bunch Grass
Deer Resistant. Good under native Oaks. Summer drought tolerant. Lawn alternative can be mowed to 2″h. Spectacular spring bloom display. Birds use for nesting.
Festuca “Patrick’s Point”
F. rubra “Patrick’s Point”
Semi-deciduous Bunch Grass
Deer Resistant. Good under native Oaks. Summer drought tolerant. Short red stems and silvery blue leaves form smalls clumps that slowly spread by rhizomes. Great for rock gardens and ground cover. More shade and water tolerant than many fescues.
Festuca “Rainbow”
F. amethystina “Rainbow”
Evergreen Fescue
“Multi-colored highlights (red tips, gold, and green) make this 12″ tufted grass as pretty as any flower”
Festuca “Stony Creek”
F. idahoensis “Stony Creek”
Evergreen Bunch Grass
Grows best in full sun, with some late afternoon shade. Summer dormant, can be kept green with some irrigation. Deer Resistant.
Festuca “Warren’s Peak”
Evergreen Bunch Grass
Grows best in full sun, with some late afternoon shade. Starts off with narrow green blades and turns grey-green with age. Deer Resistant.
Fremontodendron “California Glory”
Evergreen shrub
Unbelievable spray of yellow flowers in Spring. Rounded shrub with dark green lobed leaves. Saucer-shaped buttercup yellow give an unbelievable showing in spring. Will espalier well.
Fremontodendron californicum
Evergreen shrub
Unbelievable spray of yellow flowers in Spring. Rounded shrub with dark green lobed leaves. Saucer-shaped buttercup yellow give an unbelievable showing in spring. Will espalier well.
Fremontodendron mexicanum
Evergreen shrub
Perfect for sunny dry areas. Late spring thru summer blooms are showy golden yellow/orange, cup-shaped.
Grevillea “Long John”
Evergreen Shrub
Large upright shrubby tree with showing rose-pink flower clusters, in the Protea family. Do not fertilize, do not overwater.
Grevillea “Penola”
G. lavandulacea “Penola”
Evergreen Shrub
Mounding shrub with grey leaves and showy rose-red flower clusters, in the Protea family. Do not fertilize, do not overwater.
Helictotrichon sempervirens
Evergreen Grass
Mid-sized blue-leaved grass. Divide in Spring.
Helleborus argutifolius
Evergreen Perennial
Green/yellow buds appear in clusters above the leaves in fall. Silvery green foliage with purplish undersides.
Heteromeles arbutifolia
Evergreen shrub
White flowers in Summer. Bright red berries in fall are attractive to birds. Can be pruned to tree shape, but will need to be cleaned regularly. Plant under shade of native oaks, or in full sun at coast.
Heuchera “Canyon Belle”
H. elegans x H. sanguinea
Evergreen Perennial
Small red flowers on 18″ tall red stems late spring through summer. Great for edging or containers. Attracts hummingbirds and butterflies. Deer resistant.
Heuchera “Citronelle”
Evergreen Perennial
Large yellow leaves. Flowers held on graceful stems above the foliage. Flowers start out dark pink and fade to white. Great for a hummingbird garden. Part shade inland, can take full sun along coast. Deer resistant.
Heuchera “Harvest Burgundy”
Evergreen Perennial
Pink flowers on 3ft. stalks spring through summer. Mottled burgundy-gray leaves.
Heuchera “Hercules”
Evergreen Perennial
Scarlet red flowers on 3ft. stalks spring through summer. Marbled gray-green leaves.
Heuchera “Martha Roderick”
Evergreen perennial
Rose-pink flowers on tall stalks in spring/summer. Great for a hummingbird garden. Part shade inland, can take full sun along coast. Deer-resistant.
Homalocladium platycladum
Evergreen shrub
Flat, segmented, bright green stems with tiny red and white flowers along the edges.
Iris douglasiana
Evergreen Perennial
Light Blue flowers May thru June. Can handle full sun at coast, prefers shade and some summer water inland.
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.
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 “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.
Kniphofia “Little Maid”
Clump-forming Perennial
Mid-summer pale-yellow tubular blooms fade to ivory by fall, attractive to hummingbirds. Needs rich soil with excellent drainage.
Kniphofia “Malibu Yellow”
Clump-forming Perennial
Mid-summer bright-yellow tubular blooms, attractive to hummingbirds.