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Botanical Common Patent # Native Water Size Flower Color Sun/Shade Botanical Common Patent # Native Water Size Flower color Sun/Shade Dormancy Rarity Achillea millefolium Yarrow Native Low 1‐3' h x 6‐18" w White, Yellow Sun, Part Evergreen, Shade, Full Summer Shade Deciduous, Summer Semi‐ deciduous Achillea millefolium 'Island Pink' Island Pink Yarrow Native, Low 6‐12" h x 2‐3' w Pink Sun, Part Shade Evergreen hybrid Achillea millefolium 'Little Moonshine' Little Moonshine Yarrow PP28179 Low 9‐12" h x 10‐ Pale Yellow Sun Evergreen 12" w Achillea millefolium 'Sonoma Coast' Sonoma Coast White Low‐Medium 18‐24" h x 18‐ White Sun, Part Shade Evergreen Yarrow 24" w Achillea 'Moon Dust™' Moon Dust Yarrow PP25838 Low 12 ‐14" h x 12‐ Cream to Light Full Sun Evergreen 14" w Yellow Achillea 'Moonshine' Moonshine Yarrow Low 1‐2' H x 2' w Yellow Full Sun Evergreen Aeonium arboreum Tree Houseleek Drought Tolerant 2‐3' h x 2‐3' w Yellow Sun, Part Shade Evergreen Aeonium arboreum var. atropurpureum Purple Aeonium Drought Tolerant 2‐3' h x 1‐2' w Yellow Sun, Part Shade Evergreen Aeonium arboreum 'Zwartkop' Black Rose Aeonium Drought Tolerant 3‐4' h x 1‐2' w Yellow Sun, Part Shade Evergreen Aeonium ciliatum Aeonium Drought Tolerant 4‐6' h x 4‐6' w Yellow Sun, Part Shade Evergreen Aeonium 'Kiwi' Kiwi Aeonium Drought Tolerant 2‐3' h x 2‐3' w Yellow Sun, Part Shade Evergreen Aeonium 'Plum Petals' Plum Petals Aeonium Drought Tolerant 3'6" h x 3' w Yellow Sun, Part Shade Evergreen Aeonium urbicum Dinner Plate Aeonium Drought Tolerant 4‐6' h x 9‐24" w Pink, White Sun, Part Shade Evergreen Agastache POQUITO™ 'Orange' Poquito Orange PPAF Low 12‐15" h x 15" Orange Full Sun Deciduous Hummingbird Mint 'TNAGAPO' w Aloe arborescens Torch Aloe Drought Tolerant 6‐8' h x 6‐8' w Red Sun, Shade Evergreen Aloe 'Blue Elf' Blue Elf Aloe Low 1‐2' h x 1‐2' w Orange Sun Evergreen Botanical Common Patent # Native Water Size Flower color Sun/Shade Dormancy Rarity Aloe 'Bright Ember' Griffin Bright Ember Hybrid Drought Tolerant 1' h x 1' w Orange Sun, Shade Evergreen Aloe Anigozanthos BUSH GEMS® 'Bush Nugget' Bush Nugget Kangaroo Paw Low 1‐2' h x 2‐3' w Yellow, Green Sun, Part Shade Evergreen Anigozanthos BUSH GEMS® 'Bush Tango' Bush Tango Kangaroo Paw Low‐Medium 2‐3' h x 2‐3' w Orange Full Sun Evergreen Aptenia cordifolia Red Aptenia Low 10" h x 2' w Magenta, Red, Sun, Part Shade Evergreen Purple Aquilegia formosa Western Columbine Native Low‐Medium 18"‐3' h x 1' w Red, Yellow Sun, Part Winter Shade, Full deciduous, Shade Evergreen Arctostaphylos edmundsii 'Big Sur' Big Sur Manzanita Low‐Drought Tolerant 3' h x 4' w White Sun, Part Shade Evergreen Arctostaphylos 'Ishi Pishi' Ishi Pishi Manzanita Low‐Drought Tolerant 3' h x 3' w White Sun Evergreen Arctostaphylos pajaroensis 'Warren Roberts' Warren Roberts Manzanita Low‐Drought Tolerant 6' h x 10' w Pink Sun Evergreen Arctostaphylos silvicola 'Ghostly' Ghostly Manzanita Low‐Drought Tolerant 4‐8' h x 4‐8' w White Sun, Part Shade Evergreen Arctostaphylos 'Emerald Carpet' Emerald Carpet Manzanita Low‐Medium 1' h x 3‐5' w White Sun, Part Shade Evergreen Aristida purpurea Purple Three Awn Native Low 18‐42" h x 2' w Cream, Purple, Sun Evergreen Red, Brown Artemisia californica California Sagebrush Native Drought Tolerant 1‐8' h x 4' w Cream, White, Sun Summer Yellow Deciduous Artemisia californica 'Canyon Grey' Canyon Grey Coastal Low 1‐2' h x 8‐10' w White Sun Evergreen Sagebrush Artemisia douglasiana Douglas' Sagewort Native Low‐Medium 8' h x 4' w Cream, White, Sun, Part Winter Yellow Shade, Shade Deciduous Asclepias fascicularis Narrow Leaf Milkweed Native Low‐Medium 18‐42" h x 1' w White, Sun Winter Lavender Deciduous Atriplex lentiformis Big Saltbush Native Low 3‐10' h x 10' w Yellow, Brown Sun Evergreen Botanical Common Patent # Native Water Size Flower color Sun/Shade Dormancy Rarity Baccharis pilularis Coyote Brush Native Low‐Drought Tolerant 1‐10' h x 12' w Yellow, Cream, Sun, Part Shade Evergreen White Baccharis salicifolia Mulefat Native Low 6‐12' h x 3‐9' w Pink, White, Sun Evergreen, Yellow Summer Semi‐ deciduous Banksia speciosa Showy Banksia Low 12‐20' h x 10‐ Cream Sun Evergreen 15' w Bulbine frutescens 'Hallmark' Orange Stalked Bulbine Low 1‐2' h x 4‐5' w Orange Sun Evergreen Calandrinia spectabilis Rock Purslane Low‐Drought Tolerant 8‐12" h x 3‐5' w Magenta, Pink, Sun, Part Shade Evergreen, Purple Winter Semi‐ Deciduous Carex pansa Sand Dune Sedge Native Low 8‐16" h Cream, Brown Sun Evergreen Ceanothus arboreus Island Mountain Lilac Native Low‐Drought Tolerant 20‐30' h x 10' w Blue Sun Evergreen Ceanothus 'Concha' Concha California Lilac Native, Drought Tolerant 6‐8' h x 6‐12' w Dark Blue Sun Evergreen hybrid Ceanothus 'Cornflower Blue' Cornflower Blue California Native, Low 8‐10' h x 8‐10' Blue Sun Evergreen Lilac hybrid w Ceanothus 'Frosty Blue' Frosty Blue California Lilac Native, Low 6‐8' h x 6‐8' w Medium Blue Sun Evergreen hybrid Ceanothus gloriosus 'Anchor Bay' Anchor Bay California Lilac Native Low 1‐3' h x 4‐8' w Dark Blue Sun, Part Shade Evergreen Ceanothus griseus var. horizontalis 'Diamond Heights' Diamond Heights Carmel Low 1' h x 4‐6' w Blue Sun, Part Evergreen Creeper Shade, Shade Ceanothus griseus var. horizontalis 'Yankee Point' Yankee Point Ceanothus Low 2‐3' h x 8‐10' w Dark Blue Sun, Part Evergreen Shade, Shade Ceanothus hearstiorum Hearst's Ceanothus Native Low 2‐12" h x 8' w Blue, Lavender Sun Evergreen Rare ‐ San Luis Obispo County Ceanothus 'Joyce Coulter' Joyce Coulter Ceanothus Low 2‐3' h x 10‐15' Blue Sun Evergreen w Ceanothus 'Matilija Bob' Matilija Bob California Lilac Native, Drought Tolerant 6' h x 6' w Blue Sun, Part Shade Evergreen hybrid Botanical Common Patent # Native Water Size Flower color Sun/Shade Dormancy Rarity Ceanothus 'Ray Hartman' Ray Hartman Wild Lilac Low 12‐20' h x 10‐ Blue Sun Evergreen 20' w Ceanothus 'Skylark' Skylark Mountain Lilac Low 3‐4' h x 4‐6' w Blue Sun, Part Shade Evergreen Cercis canadiensis Eastern Redbud Medium‐High 30' h x 25‐35' w Pink Sun Deciduous Cercis occidentalis Western Redbud Native Low 10‐20' h x 10‐ Pink, Yellow, Part Shade, Sun Winter 15' w Red deciduous Cistus x hybridus 'Mickie' Mickie Rockrose PP23024 Low 18" h x 30" w White Sun, Part Shade Clematis lasiantha Chaparrel Clematis Native Low‐Drought Tolerant 15' h Cream, White Sun, Part Summer Semi‐ Shade, Full deciduous Shade Convolvulus mauritanicus Ground Morning Glory Low 1' h x 1‐3' w Blue Sun Evergreen Coreopsis auriculata 'Nana' Dwarf Mouse‐ear Tickseed Medium 6‐8" h x 2' w Yellow Sun, Part Shade Winter Deciduous Coreopsis gigantea Giant Tickseed Native Low‐Drought Tolerant 3‐8' h x 2‐4' w Yellow Sun Summer Deciduous, Winter Deciduous Coreopsis HARDY JEWEL™ 'Ruby Frost' Ruby Frost Tickseed PP21758 Low‐Medium 16" h x 32" w Red, Pink, Sun Winter White Deciduous Coreopsis 'Lightning Bug' Lightning Bug Tickseed PP27361 Low‐Medium 10‐12" h x 15" Red, Orange, Sun Winter w Yellow, Gold Deciduous Coreopsis 'Snowberry' Snow Berry Tickseed PP18560 Low‐Medium 22‐28" h x 3' w White, Cream, Sun Winter Red Deciduous Coreopsis verticillata MAJARAJA™ 'Madras Magic' Madra's Magic Tickseed PP28570 Low‐Medium 14‐16" h x 20" Purple, White, Sun Winter w Pink Deciduous Correa 'Carmine Bells' Australian Fuchsia Medium 2' h x 5' w Pink Sun, Part Shade Evergreen Crassula streyi Pondo Cliff Crassula Drought Tolerant 6‐14" h Yellow Shade Evergreen Rare ‐ South Africa Dicliptera suberecta Uruguayan Firecracker Low‐Drought Tolerant 18‐24" h x 2‐3' Red, Orange Sun Plant w Botanical Common Patent # Native Water Size Flower color Sun/Shade Dormancy Rarity Dudleya anomala Baja Liveforever Drought Tolerant 6‐20" h x 6" w White Sun, Part Shade Evergreen Dudleya brittonii Giant Chalk Dudleya Drought Tolerant 1' h x 1‐2' w Yellow Sun Evergreen Dudleya caespitosa Coast Dudleya Native Low 3‐9" h x 4‐6" w Red, Yellow Sun, Part Summer Semi‐ Shade, Full deciduous Shade Dudleya cultrata Knife‐leaved Liveforever Drought Tolerant 6" h White Sun, Part Shade Dudleya greenei Greene's Liveforever Native Drought Tolerant 4‐16" h Cream, Yellow Shade, Part Rare ‐ Channel Shade Islands Dudleya nesiotica Santa Cruz Island Dudleya Native Drought Tolerant 3‐9" h White, Yellow Sun Summer Semi‐ Rare ‐ Santa Cruz deciduous Island; Federally listed threatened Dudleya traskiae Santa Barbara Island Native Low‐Drought Tolerant 3‐6" h x 6‐12" Yellow, Red Part Shade, Sun Evergreen Rare ‐ Santa Liveforever w Barbara Island Dudleya verityi Verity's Liveforever Native Drought Tolerant 3‐6" h Yellow, Pink, Sun Evergreen Rare ‐ Ventura Green County; Federally listed threatened Dudleya virens ssp. hassei Bright Green Dudleya Native Drought Tolerant 3‐8" h x 4‐6' w Yellow Shade Summer Semi‐ Rare ‐ Santa deciduous Catalina Island Dudleya virens ssp. insularis Island Green Dudleya Native Drought Tolerant 3‐8" h White, Red, Sun, Part Shade Rare ‐ Los Angeles Orange County, Channel Islands Echeveria agavoides 'Red Form' Red Form Wax Agave Drought Tolerant 1' h x 1‐2' w Red, Yellow Sun, Part Shade, Shade Echeveria 'Dusty Rose' Dusty Rose Echeveria Drought Tolerant 6" h x 12" w Pink Sun, Part Shade Epilobium canum 'Catalina' Catalina Island California Native Low‐Drought Tolerant 3‐4' h x 4‐5' w Orange‐Red Sun Winter Semi‐ Fuchsia Deciduous Eremophila glabra 'Grey Horizon' Grey Emu Bush PP29275 Low 1' h x 4‐6' w Yellow, Orange Sun, Part Shade Erigeron 'Wayne Roderick' Wayne Roderick Daisy Medium 1' h x 1‐2' w Lavender Blue Sun, Part Shade Evergreen Eriogonum arborescens Santa Cruz Island Native Low 18"‐7' h x 2‐9' Brown, Pink, Sun Evergreen Buckwheat w White Botanical Common Patent # Native Water Size Flower color Sun/Shade Dormancy Rarity Eriogonum crocatum Conejo Buckwheat Native Drought Tolerant 6"‐3' h x 18"‐3' Yellow, Green Sun Evergreen Rare ‐ Ventura w County Eriogonum fasciculatum California Buckwheat Native Drought Tolerant 2‐7' h x 3' w Yellow, Cream, Sun Evergreen Pink, White Eriogonum fasciculatum 'Warriner Lyttle' Warriner Lyttle Buckwheat Low 1‐2' h 5‐10' w White Sun Evergreen Eriogonum giganteum St.
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