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Desert Survivors Online Plant Database Scientific Name Common Blossom Sun Water Form Size Native Comments Name (hw) range Abutilon abutiloides Shrubby Yellow Full,Parti Low Sh 3’ x 2000 - Full sun, butterfly larval Desert al 3’ 4500’, lost, great bee plant Mallow Santa Catalina & Rincon Native Abutilon incanum Indian White Sun Low Sh 6’ x 2000- Full sun, butterfly host, Mallow w/Purple 6’ 4000’, semi-evergreen, white Santa and pink blossoms Catalina & Rincon Native Abutilon mollicomum Sonoran Yellow Sun, Mediu Sh 5’ x 2000’ - Huge fuzzy white leaves, mallow Partial m 2’ 4500’, unusual Abutilon sp., Santa upright grown habit, Catalina butterfly larval & Rincon Native Abutilon palmeri Palmer Yellow Sun, Low Sm Sh 3’ x 1000- Tough drought survivor, Mallow, AftSh 3’ 3000', apricot blossoms, needs Indian Pinal warm microclimate Mallow County Native - Central Arizona Abutilon parishii Parish’s Yellow Sun, Low Sh 3’ x 2000 - State listed rare plant - Mallow partial 3’ 4500’, grow for conservation, Santa butterfly larval source, Catalina, attractive plant Rincon & Tucson Mtn Native Abutilon parvulum Dwarf Yellow Partial Low Gr 1’ x 3000’ - Small Groundcover, desert 2’ 5000’, butterfly larval plant, mallow Santa good bee plant Catalina Native Acaciella angustissima Fernball White Sun, PtSh Mediu Sh 4’ x 2000 - Huge butterfly larval (Acacia angustissima) Acacia, m 4’ 6000’, source, great bee nectar Whiteball Santa source, attractive Acacia Catalina clumping shrub & Rincon Mtn Native Page 1 Desert Survivors Online Plant Database Scientific Name Common Blossom Sun Water Form Size Native Comments Name (hw) range Achilllea millefolium White White or Partial or Mediu WF, 2' x 1-5500- Spreading, white Yarrow Pink Shade m GC 2' 11500', blossoms, full sun with Santa mor ewater, spreads Catalina through runners, native, medicinal, tolerates otherwise various soils widesprea d Acourtia thurberi Thurber’s Pink Partial Low Sh 4’ x 3500 - Showy in bloom perezia 3’ 5500’, (monsoon season), great Santa butterfly nectar source Catalina & Rincon Mtn Native Acourtia wrightii Brownfoot, Pink Partial Low Sm Sh 3’ x 2000 - Pink flowers (fragrant) Perezia 3’ 4500’, attract butterflies Santa Catalina & Rincon Native Agastache barberi Barber’s Purple Partial Mediu Sm Sh 3’ x 4000 - Foliage has little or no Horsemint m 3’ 5500’, odor, but flowers are Santa very showy and brightly Cruz colored County Native Agastache cana Texas Deep Partial Mediu Forb 3' to 5000- Highly aromatic foliage, hummingbi Pink/Purp m 4’ 6000’, deters mosquitos, rd mint, le tall New hummingbird pollinated, Mosquito Mexico very showy plant and west Texas native Agastache pallidiflora New Pink Partial Mediu Sm Sh 3’ x 5000 - Hummingbird pollinated var. neomexicana Mexico m 3’ 9000’, Horsemint Chiricihua Mtn Native Agastache ruprestris Horse Mint Orange & PtSh Mediu Sm Sh 3’ x 3500 - 6000’,State Santa listed Catalina rare plant & Santa - Rita Mtn Native Purple m 3’ leaves smell incredible, makes a good tea Page 2 Desert Survivors Online Plant Database Scientific Name Common Blossom Sun Water Form Size Native Comments Name (hw) range Agastache wrightii Wright’s Purple PtSh Mediu Sm Sh 3’ x 3500 - Foliages has strong mint Horsemint m 3’ 6500’, scent, makes good tea Santa Catalina & Rincon Mtn Native Agave bovicornuta Cow Horn Yellow AfSh Low Su 3’ x 3000- Requires wd soil, filtered Agave, 3’ 6000’, sun or afternoon shade Lechuguilla Sonora, preferred at lower elev. verde Sinaloa, Moderate growth rate. Chihuahu Yellow blossom a Agave bracteosa Squid Yellow Sun or Low Su 1' tall 3000- Cold hardy to 10 degrees agave Partial 5500', Coahuila (Sierra Madre’s) Agave chrysantha Goldenflow Yellow Full,Parti Low Su 3’ - 3000’ - Our local agave, rather ered Agave al 5’ 7000’, xeric, bright yellow Santa blooms, Cold hardy to 10 Catalina degrees & Rincon Mtn Native Agave deserti var. deserti Desert Yellow to Sun Low Su 2’ x 1000 - Yellow flowers, forms agave White 2’ 4000’, colonies to 10ft diameter Western Arizona Agave deserti var. simplex Desert Yellow to Sun Low Su 2’ x 2500 - Tight rosette, quite xeric agave White 2’ 4000’, Agave Silverbell Mtn Native Agave ferdinandi-regis King Yellow Sun or Low Su 1.5’ Native to Probably just a form of Ferdinand Partial x Mexico A. victoria-reginae, agave 1.5’ (Sierra beautiful large leaved Madre plant Oriental Mtns) Agave mckelveyana Yellow Sun Low Su 3’ x 1000 - Very drought and cold 3’ 5000’, tolerant Western Arizona Page 3 Desert Survivors Online Plant Database Scientific Name Common Blossom Sun Water Form Size Native Comments Name (hw) range Agave murpheyi Murphy’s Yellow Sun, Mediu Su 3’ x 2000 - Produces bulbils, Agave, Partial m-Low 3’ 4000’, traditional Native Hohokam Pinal & American food/fiber Agave Maricopa plant Cty Native Agave ocahui Yellow Partial Low Su 2-3' x 1500- Attractive rosette, no 2-3' 4500', marginal spines, cold Sonora tolerant MX Agave palmeri Palmer Yellow Full,Parti Low Su 3’ - 3000- Bat pollinated Agave al 5’ 6000’, Santa Catalina, Rincon & Santa Rita Mtn Native Agave parryi v. cousii Couse’s Yellow PtSh Low Su 3' x 4000- Evergreen, protect from Agave 3' 7500', afternoon sun in lower native to desert, beautiful rosette, northwest bluish cast to foliage ern Arizona Agave parryi v. Huachuca Yellow Full or Low Su 4' to 4000- Huge parry agave plants, huachuacensis Mtn agave Partial 5' 7000', a classic huge agave, Santa hummingbird pollinated Cruz and Cochise County Native Agave parryi v. parryi Parry’s Yellow Sun, Low Su 2’ x 4000 - Very attractive, tight Agave AfSh 3’ 8000’, rosette, cold hardy to -20 Santa Rita degrees & Huachuca Mtn Native Agave parryi ssp. truncata Artichoke Yellow Sun, Low Su 2-3' x Sierra Attractive rosette, cold Agave FilSun, 2-3' Madre hardy to 15 degrees AftSh Native Page 4 Desert Survivors Online Plant Database Scientific Name Common Blossom Sun Water Form Size Native Comments Name (hw) range Agave parviflora Littleflower Yellow Sun, Low Sm Su 1’ x 4000 - State listed rare plant, ed Agave FilSun, 1’ 5000’, nice small agave AftSh Pajarito & Atascosa Mtns (Santa Cruz Cty) Agave schottii var. Shin dagger Yellow Sun Low Sm Su 1’ x 3500 - Spreads into colonies, bat schottii 1’ 5500’, and hummingbird Santa pollinated, fragrant Catalina flowers, cold hardy to 10 & Rincon degrees Mtn Native Agave striata White Sun, PtSh Low Su 2' x NE Tough plant, extremely 2' Mexico drought tolerant once established, cold hardy to 15 degrees Agave toumeyana var. Beautiful White Sun Low Su 2-3' x 2600 - Gorgeous small agave, bella agave 2-3' 5500’, more compact than the Central typical variety of Arizona, toumeyana Bradshaw Mtns Agave utahensis Utah Agave Sun Low Su 1’ x 3000 - Most cold hardy agave 1’ 7500’, Northern Arizona Native Agave victoria-reginae Queen 6-8 Sun, PtSh Low Sm Su 1’ x Central Cold Tolerant to about Victoria 1’ Mexico 10 degrees Agave Agave vilmoriniana Octopus Yellow Partial Low Lg Su 4’ x Sonora, Cold tolerant to about 25 Agave 4’ Mexico degrees Ageratum corymbosum Flat-top Bluish Sun, Mediu Sh 3' to Native to Huge butterfly nectar whitened Partial m-Low 4' Guadalup source, especially for e Canyon, Queen’s, cold hardy to New the low 20’s Mexico & Sonora Page 5 Desert Survivors Online Plant Database Scientific Name Common Blossom Sun Water Form Size Native Comments Name (hw) range Ageratina herbacea Fragrant White Partial Mediu Sh 3' x Santa Fragrant foliage, big (Eupatorium herbacium) snakeroot m 3’ Catalina nectar plant for & Rincon pollinators Mtn Native, 4500- 7500’ Ageratina paupercula Santa Rita White Partial Mediu Sh 2’ x Santa Pollinator source, dark Snakeroot m 2’ Catalina, lanceolate foliage Rincon & Santa Rita Mtn Native, 3000 - 5000 ft Aloysia gratissima Fragrant White Sun, PtSh Low Lg Sh 4’ - 3500 - Extremely drought Bee brush 6’ 5500’, tolerant once established, Santa cold hardy, fragrant Cruz flowers, great nectar County plant Native Aloysia wrightii Oreganillo, White Sun, PtSh Low Sh 3’ - 2500’ - Fragrant foliage, great Wright’s 4’ 5000’, nectar source for Bee Brush Santa pollinators Catalina & Tucson Mtn Native Amelanchier utahensis Serviceberr White PtSh Mediu Lg Sh, 8-15' 2000- Deciduous, white y m Sm Tr x 8- 7000', blossoms, berries attract 15' native to wildlife Sycamore Canyon (Pajarito’s ) Ambrosia ambrosioides Canyon Yellowish Sun, Low- Sh 5’ x 2000 - Relatively evergreen, Ragweed Partial Mediu 5’ 5000’, exudes great smell after a m Santa rain, good insect plant Catalina, Rincon & Tucson Mtn Native Page 6 Desert Survivors Online Plant Database Scientific Name Common Blossom Sun Water Form Size Native Comments Name (hw) range Ambrosia bryantii Baja Yellowish Sun Low Subshr 2' Native to One of the only armored ragweed ub Baja Ambrosia’s, very unique, California a little frost sensitive Ambrosia cordifolia Sonoran Yellowish Sun, Low Sh 3’ x 1000 - Attractive plant in the Bur-sage AfSh 3’ 3000’, early spring with large Tucson lush foliage Mtn Native Ambrosia deltoidea Trianglelea Yellowish Sun Low Sm Sh 2’’ x 1000 - Extremely tough once f Bur-sage 2’ 3500’, established, great for Santa restoration Catalina, Tucson & Rincon Mtn Native Ambrosia dumosa White Bur- Yellowish Sun Low Sm Sh 2’ x 1000 - Requires well sage 2’ 3000’, drained/sandy soil, Santa extremely tough once Catalina established & Tucson Mtn Native Ambrosia monogyra Singlewhor Yellow Sun Low Sh 5' x 2000- Extremely tough, (Hymenochlea monogyra) l burro bush 3’ 5000', typically grows in dry Santa washes, great for reveg. Catalina & Rincon Mtn, & Tucson native Ambrosia salsola Burroweed Yellow Sun Low Sh 2' to 1000- Extremely
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    ON THE DRY SIDE NOVEMBER 2017 NOVEMBER 2017 On the Dry Side Newsletter of the Monterey Bay Area Cactus & Succulent Society Contents President’s Message President’s Message ........................ 1 Our bylaws provide for elections in odd-numbered years of board members Contents ........................................ 1 for two-year terms. This issue of On the Dry Side includes the nominations MBACSS Board Election ................ 2 for members of the board of directors, as preparation for additional November Program ......................... 3 nominations from the floor and elections during our November meeting. Mini-show for November ................ 4 Newly elected officers will be seated at the December meeting. Members’ Gardens .......................... 5 The nominees are presented on p. 2 of this newsletter. Please look at these More About Agaves ........................ 6 candidates, and consider nominating any additional candidates, including Solitary (or nearly so) Agaves .......... 6 your self during the meeting. This society, like all community organizations, MBACSS Calendar for 2017 ............ 7 values the active participation of its members, and welcomes those who Succulent Glory .............................. 8 step forward to serve in positions of leadership. Member Update .............................. 9 Officers & Chairpersons ................... 9 Our October meeting occurred during the cactus & succulent sale season, and specifically on the same weekend as the San Jose CCS’s sale. Several board members were actively participating in that sale and unavailable to attend our meeting, so we cancelled the October meeting of the board. Accordingly, this newsletter does not include minutes of a board meeting. Save the Date! MBACSS Meets Board Meets Future Meetings Mexican Grass Tree Dasylirion longissimum Nov. 19, 2017 Nov. 19, 2017 Third Sundays UC Botanical Garden Gathering @ 12:00 Board @ 11:00 Veterans of Foreign at Berkeley Wars, Post 1716 Potluck @ 12:30 Members always 1960 Freedom Blvd.