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Expanded Low Water Plant List Save Water - Stay Green™ ABELIA CONFETTI ACACIA SPECTABILIS ABELIA G Expanded Low Water Plant List Save Water - Stay Green™ ABELIA CONFETTI ACACIA SPECTABILIS ABELIA G. EDWARD GOUCHER ACACIA STENOPHYLLA ABELIA G. FRANCIS MASON ACACIA SUBPOROSA ABELIA G. HOPLEYS ACACIA WILLARDIANA ABELIA G. PROSTRATA ACANTHUS MOLLIS ABELIA G. SHERWOODI ACANTHUS MOLLIS MON* ABELIA GRANDIFLORA ACANTHUS MOLLIS OAK LEAF ABELIA GRANDIFLORA SUNRISE ACANTHUS SPINOSUS ABELIA KALEIDOSCOPE MON* ACANTHUS WHITEWATER ABELIA KALEIDOSCOPE PHV* ACER BUERGERANUM ABELIA KALEIDOSCOPE SUN* ACER MACROPHYLLUM ABELIA PENDULA ACER T. GINNALA ABELIA RADIANCE PHV* ACER T. GINNALA COMPACTA ABELIA RADIANCE SUN* ACER T. GINNALA MULTI ABELIA RASPBERRY PROFUSION* ACER TRUNCATUM ABELIA SILVER ANNIVERSARY ACHILLEA AEGYPTIACA V TAYGETEA ABELIA SUNSHINE DAYDREAM ACHILLEA ANTHEA ACACIA ANEURA ACHILLEA APPLE BLOSSOM ACACIA BAILEYANA ACHILLEA CAMEO ACACIA BAILEYANA PURPUREA ACHILLEA CORONATION GOLD ACACIA BOORMANII ACHILLEA CRACKADOO ACACIA CHINCHILLENSIS ACHILLEA DESERT EVE RED ACACIA COGNATA ACHILLEA FAUST ACACIA COGNATA COUSIN ITT ACHILLEA FIRELAND ACACIA COGNATA COUSIN ITT MON ACHILLEA HYBRID MOON DUST* ACACIA COGNATA COUSIN ITT-16" ACHILLEA KING EDWARD ACACIA CONSTRICTA ACHILLEA KING RANGE ACACIA COVENYI ACHILLEA LAURA ACACIA CRASPEDOCARPA ACHILLEA LITTLE SUZIE ACACIA CULTRIFORMIS ACHILLEA M. APRICOT DELIGHT ACACIA ELATA ACHILLEA M. BLACK BUTTE ACACIA FARNESIANA ACHILLEA M. CERISE QUEEN ACACIA ITEAPHYLLA ACHILLEA M. HOFNUNG ACACIA LONGIFOLIA ACHILLEA M. LAVENDER BEAUTY ACACIA MELANOXYLON ACHILLEA M. LILAC BEAUTY ACACIA MERINTHOPHORA ACHILLEA M. NEW VINTAGE VIOLET ACACIA PECOF GREEN ACHILLEA M. PAPRIKA ACACIA PENDULA ACHILLEA M. POINT CABRILLO ACACIA R. DESERT CARPET ACHILLEA M. SONOMA COAST ACACIA R. LOW BOY ACHILLEA M. SUNNY PASTELS ACACIA SMALLII ACHILLEA M. SUNRISE ACACIA SMALLII MULTI ACHILLEA M. TERRA COTTA AEONIUM URBICUM RUBRUM AGAPANTHUS QUEEN OF THE NILE AEONIUM VOODOO AGAPANTHUS RANCHO WHITE AESCULUS CALIFORNICA AGAPANTHUS SAPPHIRE STORM AESCULUS CALIFORNICA MULTI AGAPANTHUS SILVER BABY AESCULUS CAR. O'NEIL RED AGAPANTHUS SKY BLUE AGAPANTHUS A. QUEEN ANNE MON AGAPANTHUS SNOW PIXIE AGAPANTHUS A. STREAMLINE AGAPANTHUS SNOWBALL AGAPANTHUS A. SUN STRIPE MON AGAPANTHUS SNOWSTORM * AGAPANTHUS BABY PETE MON* AGAPANTHUS SNOWSTORM* AGAPANTHUS BLUE LEAP MON AGAPANTHUS STORM CLOUD AGAPANTHUS BLUE MEDUSA AGAVE A. HUNTINGTON BLUE AGAPANTHUS BLUE STORM tm AGAVE A. KARA'S STRIPES* AGAPANTHUS BRESSINGHAM WHITE AGAVE A. MEDIO-PICTA ALBA VAR. AGAPANTHUS BRILLIANT BLUE AGAVE A. RAY OF LIGHT MON AGAPANTHUS DARK BLUE AGAVE A. RAY OF LIGHT MON* AGAPANTHUS ELAINE* AGAVE AMERICANA AGAPANTHUS ELLA MAE AGAVE AMERICANA MARGINATA AGAPANTHUS FREDERICK ST. PARK AGAVE AMERICANA MARGINATA CACH AGAPANTHUS GETTY WHITE AGAVE AMERICANA MATSUMOTO AGAPANTHUS GRAY GHOST AGAVE AMERICANA SUPER BLUE AGAPANTHUS HUSH AGAVE ANGUSTIFOLIA MARGINATA AGAPANTHUS I. PENDULUS GRASKOP AGAVE ARIZONA SUN AGAPANTHUS JUNE BOND AGAVE ATTENUATA AGAPANTHUS KINGSTON BLUE AGAVE ATTENUATA BOUTIN BLUE AGAPANTHUS LIL' THUNDERCLOUD AGAVE ATTENUATA ARBOLEDA BLUE AGAPANTHUS LITTLE WHITE BIRD AGAVE ATTENUATA MON* AGAPANTHUS MIDNIGHT BLUE AGAVE ATTENUATA NORA AGAPANTHUS MOOD INDIGO AGAVE ATTENUATA NOVA AGAPANTHUS NEVERLAND PHV* AGAVE ATTENUATA RAEA'S GOLD AGAPANTHUS NEW BLUE AGAVE ATTENUATA RAY OF LIGHT AGAPANTHUS O. DELFINA'S BLUSH AGAVE BLACK WIDOW AGAPANTHUS O. QUEEN MUM AGAVE BLOOD SPOTS AGAPANTHUS ORIENTALIS BLUE AGAVE BLUE EMPEROR AGAPANTHUS ORIENTALIS HENRYI AGAVE BLUE FLAME AGAPANTHUS ORIENTALIS WHITE AGAVE BLUE FLAME MON* AGAPANTHUS PETER PAN BLUE AGAVE BLUE GLOW AGAPANTHUS PETER PAN BLUE L/S AGAVE BLUE GLOW MON AGAPANTHUS PETER PAN WHITE AGAVE BLUE HAZE AGAPANTHUS PURPLE CLOUD AGAVE BLUE MOON* AGAPANTHUS PURPLE STORM tm AGAVE BLUE STAR AGAPANTHUS QUEEN ANN BLUE AGAVE BOVICORNUTA AGAPANTHUS QUEEN ANN WHITE AGAVE BOVICORNUTA REGGAE TIME* AGAVE PARRASANA AGAVE VILMORINIANA AGAVE PARRYI AGAVE VILMORINIANA CACHE AGAVE PARRYI T. LIME STREAK AGAVE W. ARIZONA STAR AGAVE PARRYI TRUNCATA AGAVE WEBERI AGAVE PARRYI TRUNCATA MON* AGAVE X RED MARGIN AGAVE PARVIFLORA AGONIS AFTER DARK AGAVE PATONII CREAM SPIKE AGONIS AFTER DARK MON* AGAVE PELONA EXCALIBUR AGONIS AFTER DARK MULTI AGAVE POTATORUM AGONIS FLEXUOSA AGAVE QUASIMOTO STREAKER AGONIS FLEXUOSA AFTERSHOCK AGAVE R. METALICA AGONIS FLEXUOSA BURGUNDY MON* AGAVE RETRO CHOKE AGONIS FLEXUOSA BURGUNDY* AGAVE ROYAL SPINE AGONIS FLEXUOSA MULTI AGAVE S. VARIEGATED FEROX AGONIS FLEXUOSA NANA AGAVE SALMIANA ALBIZIA JULIBRISSIN AGAVE SCABRA ZARCENSIS ALBIZIA JULIBRISSIN MULTI AGAVE SCHIDIGERA ALBIZIA SUMMER CHOCOLATE* AGAVE SHARKSKIN SHOES ALCEA FICIFOLIA AGAVE SHARKSKIN* ALCEA ROSEA AGAVE SHAWII ALLIUM C. VARIEGATED FARRERI AGAVE SHIRA ITO NO CHI ALLIUM GLAUCA AGAVE SHREVEI SSP. SHREVEI ALLIUM S. BLUE TWISTER AGAVE SILVER SURFER ALLIUM SCHOENOPRASUM AGAVE SISALANA VARIEGATA ALLIUM TUBEROSUM AGAVE STRIATA ALLUADIA PROCERA AGAVE STRICTA RUBRA ALOE AFRICANA AGAVE T. SUNRISE ALOE ALWAYS RED* AGAVE T. WEBBER'S BLUE ALOE ARBORESCENS AGAVE TENUIFOLIA ALOE ARBORESCENS LUTEA AGAVE TEQUILANA ALOE ARISTATA AGAVE TEQUILIANA SUNRISE ALOE ASSORTED HYBRID AGAVE TITANOTA ALOE BAINESII AGAVE TITANOTA BLACK & BLUE ALOE BIRDS AND BEES AGAVE TITANOTA WHITE ALOE BLACK GEM AGAVE TOUMEYANA ALOE BLUE ELF AGAVE TOUMEYANA BELLA ALOE BLUE ELF MON* AGAVE UNIVITTATA QUADRICOLOR ALOE BREVIFOLIA AGAVE UTAHENSIS ALOE BROOMII AGAVE V. STAINED GLASS ALOE BUHRII AGAVE VICTORIA REGINAE ALOE CAMERONII AGAVE VICTORIA REGINAE VARIEG ALOE CAPITATA QUARTZ AGAVE VICTORIA-REGINA MON* ALOE CASTANEA ALOE PINK PERFECTION ALSTROEMERIA AUREA ALOE PLICATILLIS ALSTROEMERIA CHALK PINK ALOE POLYPHYLLA ALSTROEMERIA CHRISTINA ALOE RAMOSSIMA ALSTROEMERIA CORAL DWARF ALOE RED HOT CHILI PEPPER ALSTROEMERIA DANIELA ALOE RED RIDING HOOD ALSTROEMERIA DAVINA ALOE REITZII ALSTROEMERIA DIANA ALOE ROOIKAPPIE ALSTROEMERIA FLORIST TANGERINE ALOE RUBROVIOLACEA VIOLET ALSTROEMERIA HARMONY ALOE RUDIKOPPE MON ALSTROEMERIA HENRY'S VIOLET ALOE SAFARI ROSE ALSTROEMERIA HERMANA CHICA ALOE SALM-DYCKIANA ALSTROEMERIA HYBRIDS ALOE SAPONARIA ALSTROEMERIA INCA ADORE ALOE SAPONARIA VARIEGATA ALSTROEMERIA INCA CLASSIC ALOE SCARLET ROCKETS ALSTROEMERIA INCA DESERT ALOE SILVER RIDGE* ALSTROEMERIA INCA DEVOTION ALOE SINKATANA ALSTROEMERIA INCA EXOTICA ALOE SPECIOSA HYBRIDS ALSTROEMERIA INCA GLOW ALOE SPICATA ALSTROEMERIA INCA GOAL ALOE SPINOSISSIMA ALSTROEMERIA INCA HUSKY ALOE SQUARROSA ALSTROEMERIA INCA ICE ALOE STRIATA ALSTROEMERIA INCA LAKE ALOE STRIATA MON* ALSTROEMERIA INCA LOLLY ALOE SUPRAFOLIATA ALSTROEMERIA INCA MAMBO ALOE THRAKSII ALSTROEMERIA INCA NOBLE ALOE TOMENTOSA ALSTROEMERIA INCA OBSESSION ALOE TONGAENSIS MEDUSA ALSTROEMERIA INCA PULSE ALOE TOPAZ ALSTROEMERIA INCA PULSE 8" ALOE TROPIC WORLD ALSTROEMERIA INCA SERIN ALOE VANBALENII ALSTROEMERIA INCA SWEETY ALOE VAOTSANDA X. DIVARICATA ALSTROEMERIA INCA TOTO ALOE VARIEGATA ALSTROEMERIA INCA TROPIC ALOE VERA ALSTROEMERIA INCA YUKO ALOE VICTORIA REGINA ALSTROEMERIA INTI MACHU MON ALOE VIPER ALSTROEMERIA INTI NAVAYO MON ALOE WARSLEY BLUE ALSTROEMERIA INTI SUNLIGHT MON ALOE WICKENSII ALSTROEMERIA INTI WHT BLSH MON ALOE YELLOW TORCH ALSTROEMERIA ISABELLA ALOE ZANZIBARICA ALSTROEMERIA LETIZIA ALOE ZEBRINA ALSTROEMERIA MEYERS RED ALOYSIA TRIPHYLLA ALSTROEMERIA NATALIE ALSTROEMERIA ANGELA ALSTROEMERIA OXANA ANIGOZANTHOS BUSH BALLAD ANIGOZANTHOS KIWI DAWN ANIGOZANTHOS BUSH DEVIL ANIGOZANTHOS KIWI GOLD ANIGOZANTHOS BUSH DIAMOND ANIGOZANTHOS KIWI ILLUSION ANIGOZANTHOS BUSH EMBER ANIGOZANTHOS KIWI MIST ANIGOZANTHOS BUSH GAMES ANIGOZANTHOS KIWI NOON ANIGOZANTHOS BUSH GOLD ANIGOZANTHOS KIWI PEARL ANIGOZANTHOS BUSH NUGGET ANIGOZANTHOS KIWI SUNSET ANIGOZANTHOS BUSH PEARL MON ANIGOZANTHOS LIMELIGHT ANIGOZANTHOS BUSH PEARL* ANIGOZANTHOS MAROON ANIGOZANTHOS BUSH RANGER ANIGOZANTHOS NIGHTLIFE tm* ANIGOZANTHOS BUSH SUNSET ANIGOZANTHOS ORANGE ANIGOZANTHOS BUSH TANGO ANIGOZANTHOS ORANGE CROSS ANIGOZANTHOS BUSH TENACITY ANIGOZANTHOS P-A-R BRIGHT ORAN ANIGOZANTHOS CAPE AURORA ANIGOZANTHOS P-A-R DEEP YELLOW ANIGOZANTHOS CAPE MAGENTA ANIGOZANTHOS P-A-R RED SUNRISE ANIGOZANTHOS CAPE MAGENTA MON ANIGOZANTHOS PEARL ANIGOZANTHOS CAPE RED LEAD ANIGOZANTHOS PHAR LAP ANIGOZANTHOS CAPE SERIES ANIGOZANTHOS PINK BEAUTY ANIGOZANTHOS DAWN ANIGOZANTHOS PINK JOEY ANIGOZANTHOS DWARF PINK ANIGOZANTHOS POT-A-ROO DARK DA ANIGOZANTHOS F. BIG GOLD ANIGOZANTHOS POT-A-ROO FLAME ANIGOZANTHOS F. BIG ORANGE ANIGOZANTHOS RED & YELLOW ANIGOZANTHOS F. BIG RED ANIGOZANTHOS RED (USE BIG RED) ANIGOZANTHOS F. BIG YELLOW ANIGOZANTHOS RED CROSS ANIGOZANTHOS F. BURNT ORANGE ANIGOZANTHOS RED JUMPER ANIGOZANTHOS F. YELLOW GEM ANIGOZANTHOS REGAL CLAW ANIGOZANTHOS FUZZY CUSTARD ANIGOZANTHOS REGAL VELVET ANIGOZANTHOS GOLD ANIGOZANTHOS ROYAL CHEER ANIGOZANTHOS GOLD FEVER ANIGOZANTHOS ROYAL MIST ANIGOZANTHOS GOLD NUGGET ANIGOZANTHOS RUBY VELVET ANIGOZANTHOS GOLD VELVET ANIGOZANTHOS SOUTHLAND STARS ANIGOZANTHOS HARMONY YELLOW ANIGOZANTHOS SPECIES ANIGOZANTHOS ILLUSION ANIGOZANTHOS SUNRISE ANIGOZANTHOS JOE JOE RED ANIGOZANTHOS SUNSET ORANGE ANIGOZANTHOS JOE JOE YELLOW ANIGOZANTHOS TEQUILA SUNRISE ANIGOZANTHOS KANGA BURGUNDY ANIGOZANTHOS TRIBAL ORANGE ANIGOZANTHOS KANGA ORANGE ANIGOZANTHOS V. GREEN ANIGOZANTHOS KANGA PINK* ANIGOZANTHOS VELVET RANGE ANIGOZANTHOS KANGA RED ANIGOZANTHOS VELVET RED ANIGOZANTHOS KANGA SERIES ANIGOZANTHOS VIRIDIS ANIGOZANTHOS KANGA YELLOW* ANIGOZANTHOS WARM FIRE ANIGOZANTHOS KIWI BLAZE ANIGOZANTHOS X LITTLE JEAN ARCTOTIS CHERRY FROST* ARTEMISIA PALMERI ARCTOTIS H. ORANGE ARTEMISIA POWIS CASTLE ARCTOTIS H. PURPLE ARTEMISIA POWIS CASTLE CACHE ARCTOTIS HEARTS & TARTS* ARTEMISIA S. SILVER BROCADE ARCTOTIS HEARTS AND TARTS
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