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Crassula sarcocaulis 'Ann's Form'Ann's Bonsai Crassula: A low growing rare evergreen succulent 1 2' tall with a fat gnarly trunk, woody stems with peeling bark, narrow and fine textured lanceolate succulent leaves, and attractive bell shaped, fragrant, pale pink flower clusters that start as small pink flower buds. Blooms in summer. Good in containers. Attracts butterflies, bees and pollinators. Full sun to part shade. Low water. Seacoast, wind, heat, sand, clay, and drought tolerant

Ovens Wattle: A fast growing

edible red fruit

Upright to rounded form

medium water

Nice in pots where it can pup freely

A naturally occurring hybrid that was discovered near Monterey

willow-like leaves on weeping branches

Naked Buckwheat: CA Native evergreen sub-shrub with grey-green foliage 1' tall x 3' wide

Okay at the coast with protection from the wind

herbaceous

Hoja Santa: Bold and attractive evergreen herbaceous colony forming shrub to 8' tall or more and spreading wide by rhizomes

way edge pads