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Ceanothus hearstiorumHearst's ceanothus: Rare, dense, low growing CA native evergreen coastal groundcover from San Luis Obispo County, to 6" tall x 4' wide, forming dense mats, with small glossy green leaves and blue flowers. Prefers well drained soils. Full sun to part shade. Low to medium water. Birds, bees and pollinator favorite. Good for cut flowers. Seacoast, wind, sand, heat, and drought tolerant once established. Deer, gopher, rabbit and fire resistant.

Attractive grey foliage

and containers

Trailing Lobelia: Small royal blue flowers from spring-fall

Black Bamboo: Large

Irrigate only occasionally to regularly

pollinators and butterflies including the rare Bay Checkerspot Butterfly

Pinch back to encourage bloom

Slightly different than Curio radicans 'String of Bananas'

After Dark Peppermint Willow: Grows to 18' tall x 15' wide with a weeping habit

Fragrant golden yellow flowers in Spring with dense globular heads held in loose racemes

Robertson Dewflower: Succulent subshrub

Dwarf Bamboo: Running evergreen bamboo to 1-2' tall with narrow culms bearing small leaves that have hairy undersides