2016 GET DRY PLANT SALE Ornamental Plants Available

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1 Achillea millefolium cv. Yarrow A sturdy, compact habit, this summer-long bloomer s flowers change from pale apricot to almost red over time. Looks great in your garden, or cut, or dried! to 1-2 tall and wide. USDA Zones 4a to 8b to part shade Aeonium cvs. Aeonium Aeonium Kiwi Kiwi Aeonium Ajania pacifica Pacific Chrysanthemum Aloysia triphylla Lemon Verbena Alyogyne Ruth Bancroft Lilac Hibiscus Aucuba japonica 'Gold Dust' Gold Dust Plant Rosettes of leaves on stems create an impressive display. Varieties range from pale grey green to deep black/purple. Flowers in summer. Many are frost sensitive. Varieties range from only 6 tall to several feet tall. Impressive, brightly colored succulent, the leaves pale yellow in the center, progressing towards green on the outer leaf, and all edged in red. Blooms with yellow flowers in summer. Rosettes on stalks eventually reach 2-3 tall x 1-2 wide. Lovely green leaves edged in silvery white with a profusion of yellow flowers in October. A hardy groundcover. To 1 tall and wide. Elegant, rapidly growing, open shrub to 5-6 tall. Leaves have a lovely, very strong lemon scent and are used in teas, potpourri, iced drinks, and to flavor jelly. Prune to keep from becoming leggy. A hybrid between Alyogyne huegelii and A. hakeifolia, two related species from Australia. A medium-sized shrub growing to about 8'. Long-blooming mauve flowers - a garden standout! Fast-growing and may suffer from wind damage. Well-drained soils are preferable. A great landscape evergreen that brightens shady areas with its gold dusted leaves. Broad, tropical leaves add a lush touch in the shade garden. To 8-10 tall but adapts well to pruning. USDA Zones 9b to 11 Part sun to light shade USDA Zones 9b to 11 Part sun to light shade USDA Zones 5a to 9b USDA Zones 8a to 10b to part shade USDA Zones 9a to10b Part sun to light shade Low water USDA Zones 7a to 10b Shade v of 23 The University of California prohibits discrimination or harassment of any person in any of its programs or activities. See the complete Nondiscrimination Statement at ucanr.edu.

2 Begonia dichroa Cane Begonia Fancy, crinkly green and white leaves. Cane like stems resemble bamboo. Flowers in clusters. Only morning sun in summer. Also a good houseplant. USDA Zones to part sun Buddleja davidii Lavender Butterfly Bush Buddleja lindleyana Weeping Butterfly Bush Buddleja weyeriana Honeycomb Butterfly Bush, Yellow Buddleja davidii 'Blue Eyes' Butterfly Bush Centaurea gymnocarpa Velvet Centaurea Ceratostigma plumbaginoides Dwarf Plumbago Buddleja are well known for continuous flowers in late summer. All buddleia attract butterflies. Can grow 6-8 in ten years but is usually cut back. This one has a lavender bloom. Heat tolerant, long blooming, a great habitat plant and less known than the popular Buddleja davidii. From late Spring to late Summer, long, pendulous racemes of slightly fragrant flowers appear. Flowers are lavender in bud, royal purple when open, and attractive to pollinators. Racemes elongate as blooming continues, & can reach 2 in length. Golden yellow bloom providing continuous flowers in late summer. Can grow 6-8 in ten years but is usually cut back. All buddlejas attract butterflies. Long panicles of dark blue-violet flowers with large orange eyes. Butterfly magnet. Smaller than many buddlejas at under 6 tall, with buddleja s typical open growth habit. Ever-grey and very drought tolerant, it blooms for most of Spring. Big fluffy 2 purple flowers on long, white stems over elegantly divided leaves. Great for cutting & wildlife too! CLAY AND SHADE TOLERANT! Good choice for hillsides and neglected side yards. Grows 3-4 tall and as much as 8 across (though it s easy to prune smaller). Low growing deciduous plant that spreads slowly by rhizomes from which erect stems emerge to form an 8-12 inch tall groundcover, spreading 3-5 wide. 2 inch long, light to medium-green foliage provides a great foil to the clusters of ¾ inch wide deep blue flowers that appear in summer and continue to bloom through the fall. In fall, foliage turns to reddish brown from frosts. USDA Zones 6a to 9b USDA Zones 5b to 9b USDA Zones 5b to 9b USDA Zones 5a to 9b USDA Zones 8b to 11 to part shade USDA Zones 5a to 9b v GET DRY Plant Sale Ornamental Plants Available 2 of 23

3 Chilopsis linearis Burgundy Burgundy Desert Willow An airy shrub/tree with weeping-willowy branches. highlighted by fragrant burgundy trumpets during summer along with long narrow leaves. Easy-going, drought resistant, deciduous. USDA Zones 7a to 10b Very Low water (WUCOLS) Choisya ternata 'Sundance' Sundance Mexican Orange Cistus cv. Hybrid Rockrose Cistus ladanifer Rockrose Coprosma repens cv. Mirror Plant Cornus alba 'Aurea' Red Twig Dogwood Correa 'Wyn's Wonder' Variegated Australian Fucshia Bright chartreuse to golden-yellow leaves provide year-round color and contrast to shrub and perennial borders. Fragrant orange blossom-like blooms are a delightful bonus in spring. To 3-5 tall and wide. Evergreen shrubby low grower. Blooms solid pink in summer. To 1 tall and 2 wide. Evergreen shrub with sticky, scented, dark green leaves and huge white flowers. Easily trimmed to size after spring blooming period. To 3-6 tall and wide. This spectacular has shiny evergreen foliage - limegreen with green midrib. Foliage turns sunset-orange in fall, then burgundy in winter. Great for containers. Breathtaking all season, the fuchsia-red stems of this 5-6' shrub are clothed in glowing yellow foliage during the growing season, fuchsia in fall. Small flowers become white berries in fall. 4-8 tall and wide. This forms a handsome mound of small green leaves edged in cream. Vivid rose-pink pendulous bell-flowers from winter into spring. To 2-3 tall and 4-5 wide. USDA Zones 7a 10b to part shade USDA Zones 7a 10b USDA Zones 8a 10b USDA Zones 8a to 10b to part sun USDA Zones 4a to 8b to part shade USDA Zones 9b to 11 to shade Cotula lineariloba A Mexican native with gorgeous candy-corn flowers. Long-blooming, tough and easily grown. To 12 tall and 6 wide. USDA Zones 9a to 10b High water (WUCOLS) v GET DRY Plant Sale Ornamental Plants Available 3 of 23

4 Cotula sp. NCN Exquisite low growing perennial. Wiry stems support rayless daisy flowers that appear like hovering buttons above the foliage. Great in containers and rock gardens. 4 tall and 1 wide. USDA Zones 7a to 9b Crassula muscosa Syn: Crassula lycopodiodes Crassula ovata Jade Plant Crassula tetragona Crassula Cuphea Strybing Sunset Firecracker Plant Cuphea Twinkle Pink Pink Cigar Flower Branching succulent which adds great color and texture to your garden. Vivid chartreuse green leaves. To ½ -1 tall and 1-2 wide. Pink blooms usually appear during the winter, & its tolerance of dry neglect has made Jade Plant popular as a houseplant & in gardens. About the only thing that can kill it is frost below 28 F or over-watering - so remember, let it dry out between waterings. It s even fire resistant. Although the stout trunk & sturdy limbs can grow to 9 tall with time, it s usually much shorter & it makes a wonderful sculptural plant for pots, tubs & dry gardens. Feathery foliage and easy care makes this plant outstanding in dish gardens. White blooms in spring. Perfect for rock gardens, containers and desert plantings. Can grow to 2 tall. Extraordinary Bat Flower with prodigious amounts of vivid orange flowers tipped with two tiny red petals at the bottom- a tiny, tiny, little batboy. It blooms CONSTANTLY in full sun to light shade from June to frost. Very hardy to cold in the ground, it disappears completely in winter but returns late and robustly in mid-may. Excellent in containers. To 2 tall and wide in a season. Very hardy to cold in the ground, it disappears completely in winter but returns late and robustly in mid-may. Excellent in containers. To 2 tall and wide in a season. Pollinators love it. USDA Zones 9b to 11 to bright shade USDA Zones 10a to 11 to part shade USDA Zones 10 to 12 to part shade USDA Zones 9a to 11 to part shade USDA Zones 9a to 11 to part shade v GET DRY Plant Sale Ornamental Plants Available 4 of 23

5 Cuphea llavea Bat-Faced Cuphea Masses of unique flowers shower this colorful shrub over a long season. Named for its resemblance to a bat: the dark purple flower is the face and the red lobes are the ears. Thrives in heat, tolerates drought and attracts hummingbirds. A showy addition to the color border. 1-2 tall. USDA Zones 9a to 11 Cuphea micropetala Mexican Giant Cigar Plant Cuphea purpurea cv. Cigar Plant Daphne transatlantica Jim s Pride Daphne Daphne odora Winter Daphne Daphne burkwoodii 'Carol Mackie Daphne Dicliptera suberecta Hummingbird Plant A Mexican native with gorgeous candy-corn flowers. Tough and easily grown. To 3 tall and wide. This is a smaller, more compact variety with unusual tubular flowers lipped with outward facing scarlet petals and deep purple centers. Great for bedding, shrub borders, and containers. Small shrub, blooms spring to fall with many small, white, highly fragrant flowers over grey-green leaves that form a fine-textured mound. One of the best garden daphnes available amazingly long blooming time! 3-4 tall and wide. A densely branched, rounded evergreen shrub. Winter blooming with purple buds opening to white, lusciously fragrant flowers. Protect from afternoon sun. To 4 tall and 6 wide. A variegated form with narrow, 1" leaves, edged in cream. Deciduous shrub, dense enough for a small hedge. Custardy-sweet scented white flowers bloom most profusely from late winter through early spring and occasionally year round. To about 2-3 tall x 4 wide. A super-rewarding summer and fall bloomer! An undemanding and reliable perennial with refined silvery bluish-grey leaves and stems. Adds a lovely textural and foliar addition to your garden. Blooms mid-summer thru fall; long-lasting rich coral tubular flower clusters burst out all over. Dormant in winter but returns with added vigor! To 2 tall and 3 across. USDA Zones 7b to 11 to bright shade USDA Zones 10a to 11 Annual / Biennial USDA Zones 5a to 9b to part shade USDA Zones 7a to 9b Part sun to part shade USDA Zones 4 to 7 to part shade USDA Zones 6a to 10b v GET DRY Plant Sale Ornamental Plants Available 5 of 23

6 Dorycnium hirsutum Hairy Canary Clover Low growing evergreen shrub with a woody base and soft gray-white fuzzy foliage. White clover-like flowers with pinkish veins are held at branch ends in 1 ½ inch wide clusters summer through fall, followed by shiny cylindrical red-brown seedpods. A bit short lived in the garden, it can be cut back to flush attractive new foliage and often self-sows. Great for softening the edge of a pathway or spilling over low rocks or a raised bed. To 1-2 tall. USDA Zones 8a to 10b Low water Dymondia margaretae Silver Carpet Echeveria sp. Hens and Chicks Epilobium canum ssp. garrettii (syn. Zauschneria) Garrett s Firechalice Erica carnea Springwood Pink Heath Erigeron glaucus 'Wayne Roderick' Beach Aster Leaves are narrow, 2-3" long and grayish-green above with rolled edges. Tight to the ground, it creeps a slowly, but fills in dense. Stunning around adobe, slate, or granite when covered in summer with yellow flowers that bloom tight to the mat. Will tolerate moderate foot traffic. Echeverias are arguably the most attractive of all succulents. Highly valued for their colors and variation, with the stunning leaf color of many varieties at its most brilliant in the cooler months. Native to the Americas. Their rosettes range in size from 1-25 in diameter. Generally flower in the warmer months with colors ranging from white to orange to pink to red. The hardiest of the Native Fuchsias. Takes a dry sunny position although it is more luxuriant in kinder conditions. Tubular orange red flowers in late summer. A hummingbird favorite. Low-growing, spreading evergreen shrub or groundcover with needle-like, green foliage. Pink flowers appear in winter to early spring (Jan- April). Great addition to the winter garden! To 10 tall and 20 wide. A long blooming, easy to grow, super-tough perennial! Bears large lavender flowers with yellow centers in summer. To 1 tall and 3 wide. USDA Zones 9a to 11 to part sun USDA Zones 9a to 11 to light shade USDA Zones 7a to 10b USDA Zones 5a to 9b USDA Zones 6a to 10b to part shade v GET DRY Plant Sale Ornamental Plants Available 6 of 23

7 Erysimum 'Pastel Patchwork' Wallflower These seem to bloom endlessly. The soft spicily fragrant blooms are excellent cut flowers. Cut stems back in late summer to prevent them from becoming woody. To 2 tall and wide. USDA Zones 4a 10b Erysimum linifolium 'Wenlock Beauty' Cheiranthus Wenlock Beauty, Wallflower Fremontodendron californicum subsp. decumbens Dwarf Flannel Bush Gnidia polystachya NCN Gomphrena globosa Pink Globe Amaranth Grewia occidentalis Lavender Starflower Haworthia sp. NCN A truly beautiful plant creating stalks of colorchanging flowers: from crimson bud to yellow & orange & again to purple & rust. Very fragrant flowers. To 2-3 tall. The most garden tolerant of Flannel Bushes, this one has a low spreading form. 2 apricot flowers. A California native and endangered species. Grows to 3 tall and 6 wide. Easy to grow rare South African plant. Ferny, mounding emerald foliage is dense and attractive. Blooms constantly Spring through Fall in soft yellow tubular flower clusters. To 3 tall and 4 wide. Globe amaranth flowers signify friendship in the Victorian Language of Flowers. Flowers shaped like small gumdrops on a very compact branching plant of oval leaves. Blooms summer to fall. Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. Woody stemmed plant flowers spring to summer. Gorgeous violet flowers resembling the star of David. This plant has woody stem which lends it to the use for bonsai or miniatures when trained. Very densely clumped succulent plant. Bulbous leaves can be speckled with white, plain green, or slightly reddish. Flowers are rosette shaped in light colors of grayish white, white, pinkish. Grows 6-9 inches tall. USDA Zones 7a 9b USDA Zones 8a 11 Very low water (WUCOLS) USDA Zones 9a 10b Low water USDA Zones 1-12 Biennial Very low water/drought tolerant. USDA Zones 9a 11 Shrub USDA Zones 9b 11 Cactus, succulent Light bright shade, shade v GET DRY Plant Sale Ornamental Plants Available 7 of 23

8 Hydrangea quercifolia Oakleaf Hydrangea A wonderful shrub with deep green oak shaped leaves that change to beautiful shades of gold and red in the fall. This produces spectacular fall colors. Clusters of white flowers bloom spring thru early fall. Does not do well in containers, but exceptionally easy to grow in the ground. USDA Zones 5a 10b Shrub to part shade Hypericum androsaemum St. Johns Wort Incarvillea arguta Chinese Trumpet Flower Jasminum floridum Showy Jasmine Jasminum parkeri Dwarf Jasmine Kalanchoe tubiflora NCN Lampranthus 'Pink Kaboom' Trailing Ice Plant Versatile, rust resistant selection thrives in heat and humidity. Shiny foliage is often tinged with red. Yellow flowers provide great summer color, followed by showy reddish fruits in the fall. Wonderful border or container specimen. Excellent ground cover under large trees. to 3 x 3. Cascades of fragrant soft pink flaring trumpet flowers which bloom July - October. Elegant finely cut foliage on this shrub 3 x 3 mound. Prolific clusters of deep yellow blossoms from spring to fall offering prolonged blooming. Branches are slender arching stems with dark green foliage. Can be grown as a semi-evergreen mounding shrub 3 x 3 or as a vine. Dwarf hardy jasmine (J. parkeri) is a miniature deciduous shrub that is charming in all aspects. It covers itself in fragrant yellow flowers in early summer followed by decorative, small black berries. Its habit makes it a natural for rock gardens or it may be grown as a short hedge. Tightly growing to only 2 tall and barely 3 wide after 10 years. Stunning orange-reddish tubular flowers clustering on a tall stem resembling a chandelier. Attracts hummingbirds. Requires very little care. Grows to 2 x 3. Every March it puts on a lavish display of purplemagenta blooms. Very low care. For about a month the leaves are hidden behind a cloud of flowers, but the rest of the year it keeps to itself, unassuming & evergreen. Very easy care. To 2 tall and 3 wide. USDA Zones 5a to 9b to part shade USDA Zones 8a 10b, shrub Part sun to part shade -Moderate water (WUCOLS) USDA Zones 6a 10b shrub or vine to part shade USDA Zones 6a to 10b to part shade USDA Zones 10a - 12, succulent USDA Zones 9a to 10b to part sun v GET DRY Plant Sale Ornamental Plants Available 8 of 23

9 Lampranthus spectabilis Trailing Ice Plant Makes a brilliant display in spring, covered in 2 flowers which bear a superficial resemblance to daisies, but they are not at all closely related. Color range varies from pink to red to magenta to purple, offset by the pale yellow of the pollen at the center. The wiry stems bear small blue-green finger-like leaves which can be up to 3 long. Spreads vigorously to create an attractive carpet, but can easily be clipped back if it spreads too widely. USDA Zones 8a to 10b to part sun Lantana sp. Common Lantana Lavandula Goodwin Creek Grey Lavender Lavandula angustifolia Munstead Lavender Lavandula angustifolia Vera Common Lavender Lavandula intermedia Grosso Grosso Lavender Native to tropical America. Tiny flowers in tight clusters that resemble miniature nosegays appear nearly continuously in warm weather. Although some selections boast flowers in solid colors, many have bicolor clusters. No flowers do a better job of attracting butterflies. Wonderfully aromatic mounding perennial with fragrant silver grey foliage. Stalks of tall lavender blue flowers in summer. 3 foot plant with tight dense growth. Heat and humidity tolerant. Exceptionally fragrant robust mounding (about 18 inches tall) blue-green foliage. Flowers profusely in spring with deep lavender flowers on a tall stem that can be dried for bouquets. Attracts butterflies and bees. Vera Lavender is considered to be the original of the species. A compact plant; the flowers are sweet, highly fragrant and produced abundantly in early summer. Flowers are a medium blue; foliage is green. Plant height is 3-4 when blooming, due to the long inch flower stems. A bee s best friend, VERY FRAGRANT. The epitome of low maintenance & a staple herb gardens; a common but much beloved plant. Grosso is the darkest flowered, & most potent French hybrid available, & is grown in the perfume & cosmetic industry for its oils. The exceptionally long stems are great for cutting & drying, & they hold their scent, color, & shape for a long time. Up to 3 tall and wide. USDA Zones 8b to 10b USDA Zones 7a 10b, shrub, herb Low water USDA Zone 5-11, shrub, herb Low water needs USDA Zones 5a to 11 USDA Zones 5a to 10 v GET DRY Plant Sale Ornamental Plants Available 9 of 23

10 Lavandula intermedia Provence Provence Lavender Vigorous plants tolerant of warm humid summers. They also perform well in dry climates & are known for their very intense scent. It takes well to pruning when young & blooms profusely in the mid-late summer. Though not suitable for oil production, the light blue flowers make excellent dry flowers for sachets & are also used in cooking. Grows fast to 3 tall & wide & can be used as a short aromatic hedge. USDA Zones 7a to 10b Lavandula stoechas Spanish Lavender Lavatera thuringiaca Kew Rose Kew Rose Tree Mallow Ledebouria socialis Silver Squill Lepechinia hastata Mexican Pitcher Sage Marrubium supinum Scallop Shell Horehound Mimulus aurantiacus Cherry Stick Sticky Monkey Flower Grayish-green foliage is the back drop for intriguing pine-cone-shaped flowers that have dark-purple bracts, or rabbit ears. Bushy to about 2 tall x 3 wide. Dark pink flowers and grey-green deeply lobed leaves adorn this upright shrub. Good cut flower, border, hedge & screen plant. Attractive to pollinators. Grows to 8. A South African succulent bulb. Fancy, strappy leaves of silver-gray leopard spots on green, rising from red bulbs just above the soil. Greeny white flowers are a winter addition. Only morning sun in summer. To 4-8 tall. Vibrant magenta flowers blooming much of the year. Leaves are large arrow shaped with the plant growing up to 6 tall. Exceptionally aromatic with a sweet scent. Hummingbird and bee magnet. Deer resistant. Wonderful evergreen groundcover for hot dry spots. Forms a dense mat of scalloped grey leaves. Summer deep purple orb flowers shoot above the groundcover on tall stems. Attracts bees and other beneficial insects. California native upright shrub with stalks showing off gorgeous raspberry colored large trumpet-like flowers. Thrives in many exposures and requires little maintenance. Deep green broad leaves on a plant 2-3 tall. Attracts hummingbirds and butterflies. USDA Zones 8a to 11 USDA Zones 9b to 10b USDA Zones 8b-11 to part shade USDA Zones 7a 10b, herb USDA Zones 8a 10b to part shade Low water USDA Zones 7a 11, shrub to part shade v GET DRY Plant Sale Ornamental Plants Available 10 of 23

11 Mimulus cv. Sticky Monkey Flower Numerous large rosy pink flowers with orange throats and white lines along the petal edges. Blooms heaviest late winter to summer although it does bloom all year. Attracts bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. USDA Zones 9 10b, shrub, evergreen to part shade Very low water Mimulus cv. Sticky Monkey Flower Mimulus cv. Sticky Monkey Flower Muehlenbeckia axillaris Creeping Wire Vine Nepeta faassenii Walker s Low Walker s Low Catmint Origanum vulgare ssp. hirtum Greek Oregano Numerous large lemon yellow trumpet shaped flowers with white throats in 3 x 3 mounds. Blooms heaviest late winter to summer, although it does bloom all year. Exceptionally hardy. Can grow in containers. Prune hard in late winter for a compact plant next year. Attracts bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. Numerous large tangerine orange trumpet shaped flowers with yellow throats. Blooms heaviest late winter to summer, although it does bloom all year. Exceptionally hardy. Can grow in containers. Prune hard in late winter for a compact plant next year. Attracts bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. A matt forming groundcover grows to only 6 inches in height and spreads slowly. Wiry dark stems with evergreen leaves. Excellent around steps or large plantings and rockeries. A mound forming, densely clumping, evergreen perennial, extremely tolerant of dry soils & exposure. Whorls of rich blue-mauve flowers, held along slender stems, borne profusely during the warmer months. Cut to the ground anytime it is looking tatty and you will quickly be rewarded with a new crop of the heart shaped, toothed, grey green leaves. Exceptionally flavorful of the oreganos with small leaves on a very compact plant. Clusters of small white flowers adorn the herb. Can be used fresh, frozen, or dried for cooking. A favorite of many fine cuisines. USDA Zones 9 10b, shrub to part shade Very low water USDA Zones 9 10b, shrub to partial shade Very low water USDA Zones 6a 10b, groundcover to part shade USDA Zones 4a to 8b to part shade USDA Zones 4a 10b, Herb v GET DRY Plant Sale Ornamental Plants Available 11 of 23

12 Osmanthus fragrans Sweet Olive This exceptionally fragrant tree/shrub has shiny green leaves that smell of warm apricots. Clusters of soft cream-colored flowers adorn this plant from autumn to spring. Oval shaped shrub can be pruned to maintain its shape. USDA Zones 8a 10b Tree/shrub to part shade Osmanthus heterophyllus Goshiki False Holly Oxalis peduncularis NCN Pachyphytum oviferum Moonstones Penstemon Firebird Border Penstemon Penstemon Garnet Border Penstemon Penstemon campanulatus Beardtongue Very fragrant tree/shrub 4 8 tall can be maintained as an excellent border shrub. New growth holly shaped leaves are a rainbow splash of pink, orange, red, and yellow. Fall brings tiny fragrant cream-colored flowers to adorn this shrub. Upright mounding plant with arrow shaped leaves. Yellow flowers adorn this perennial in the summer making it a showy garden delight. Allow to dry between waterings. Wonderful globose bluish-violet leaves appear in clumps on short stems. Red flowers form on shoots to give a wonderful delight in the garden. Needs dry, well-draining rich soil in the wintertime. A great container plant mixed with other succulents. Exciting rich deep red tubular flowers load the top 8 inches of this 3 foot perennial. Blooms all summer and fall. Lower stems of flowers are green and upper part of the stems is reddish-brown. Blooms June October producing bright garnet colored tubular flowers. A garden showcase. Stems are ruby colored with toothed green leaves. Very fast growing reaching 3 tall and 2 wide and is vigorous and sprawling. Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. Prolific bloomer of flared tubular lavender flowers having white throats blooming spring through the fall. Easy to grow this evergreen perennial. Attracts hummingbirds. USDA Zones 6a 10b Tree/shrub, part sun, part shade USDA Zones 7a 10b Light bright shade to full shade Low water USDA Zones 9b 11 Cactus/succulent to part sun USDA Zones 7a 10b Low water/drought tolerant USDA Zones 7a 9b Low water/drought tolerant USDA Zones 7a 10b Low water/drought tolerant v GET DRY Plant Sale Ornamental Plants Available 12 of 23

13 Penstemon heterophyllus Foothill Penstemon An herbaceous perennial, Native to California s coast ranges and foothills. The 1 to 1-1/2 tubular flowers are densely borne on 20 spikes. It needs no summer water once established and adapted to poor, dry, well-drained soil. Excellent in rock gardens, or dry garden containers. Attracts hummingbirds, regular birds and butterflies Spreads to 2 wide USDA Zones 8b to 11 Penstemon spp. Beardtongue Penstemon gloxinioides Midnight Border Penstemon Penstemon gloxinioides Thorn Border Penstemon Perovskia atriplicifolia Russian Sage Philadelphus mexicanus 'Flore Plena' Evergreen Mock Orange A popular garden ornamental as well as an interesting plant to examine in its native habitats. Its common name, beardtongue, comes from the bearded staminode found in most species. Floral colors include white, yellow (rare), blue, violet, purple, pink, magenta, and red. Corollas can be tubular or funnel shaped. The flowers are pollinated by bees, wasps, moths, butterflies, flies, and hummingbirds. Big and beautiful, this robust bloomer literally bursts with lots and lots of deep purple blooms July thru October. Deadhead to maximize flowers and cut back hard in spring just before new growth starts. Grows to 3 x3. An extremely long-lived & vigorous Penstemon with a misleading name (no thorns!). The 2 flowers resemble apple blossoms: creamy with red tips, very pretty & popular with the bumblebees. Cut off the spent flower spikes & it will bloom Spring- Fall. As with all Penstemon cultivars, cut it back in the winter to keep strong new shoots coming. Grows 2-3 tall and 2-3 wide. Exceptionally hardy with attractive silver foliage and massive small purple fuzzy flowers producing a lovely haze of color in the summer. Does best with hot, dry conditions. Grows 3 5 tall and 3 wide. An old-fashioned heirloom plant with sweet & melodic perfume! Blooms in abundance in spring, then intermittently thru summer and fall. Cup-shaped creamy white double flowers. Prefers rich soil & good drainage. Up to 15' tall, or maintain as a medium shrub. USDA Zones 8b to 11 USDA Zones 6a to 10b to part shade USDA Zones 6a to 10b USDA Zones 5a 9b USDA Zones 9 to 11 to partial sun v GET DRY Plant Sale Ornamental Plants Available 13 of 23

14 Phlomis fruticosa Jerusalem Sage For year-round interest it s hard to beat this one! Shrubby, spreading perennial with highly textured, sage-like leaves that are 2-3 across, grayish-white and fuzzy. Whorls of deep golden-yellow flowers appear in summer on plants that remain evergreen and are seldom out of bloom. To 4 high. USDA Zones 7a to 11 to light shade Phlomis lanata Small Jerusalem Sage Phlomis purpurea Purple Jerusalem Sage Phygelius capensis Cape Fuchsia Physalis peruviana Cape Gooseberry Physocarpus opulifolius Coppertina Ninebark Low-growing shrub. The small, 1" leaves are greengray with deep venation above and woolly hairs beneath. Orange-yellow flowers in whorls appear on short stems above the foliage from mid-spring to summer. Nearly ever-blooming if old, faded stems are pruned out. Use in mixed border plantings and rock gardens. 2-3' high and spreading 3-4' Fantastic ever-blooming shrub of whorls of rosylavender hooded blooms. Needs well-drained sunny hot location. Does well with trimming for compactness. Deer resistant. Grows 4-6 tall and 3 wide. Vibrant fuchsia like firecracker flowers that bloom prolifically summer to fall and is great for cuttings. Very hardy perennial that adapts well to containers. Prune to 6 inches or so in the spring. Favorite of hummingbirds. Felty heart shaped leaves develop off of hairy stems forming this 2-3 foot shrub. Produces edible bright orange fruit in the summer. Flowers are yellow with dark purple-brown spots on the throat. Begins with wonderful coppery growth in the spring, which changes to a deeper red in the summer months. Blooms white in mid-season followed by red seed capsules. Showy in winter with the copper shredded bark on older stems. Attracts bees. USDA Zones 8a to 11 USDA Zones 8a 11, shrub USDA Zones 7a 10b USDA Zones 9a 11, biennial USDA Zones 3b 9b Shrub v GET DRY Plant Sale Ornamental Plants Available 14 of 23

15 Plectranthus ciliatus Spur Flower Gold-green leaves with the underside in burgundy with burgundy stems on a 3 foot shrub. Tall lavender flower spikes create an exceptional fall display. USDA Zones 9a 11 Shrub/perennial/herb Part shade Plectranthus magagascarienis Variegated Mint Leaf Plectranthus neochilus Lobster Flower Plectranthus purpuratus Purple Swedish Ivy Plectranthus zuluensis Zulu Spurflower Polygala fruticosa Butterfly Pea Shrub Punica granatum 'Nana' Dwarf Pomegranate Beautiful heart shaped mint scented velvety leaves edged in creamy white. Pale blue-magenta tubular flowers form in whorls forming spikes. 2 x 2 shrub. Beautiful deep lavender blooms of 3 inch spikelets creating a soft haze of lavender. Deer resistant, slug and snail proof. Produces an odor that is a repellant to dogs and cats. Extremely rugged groundcover that grows up to 12 tall. Soft, fuzzy, purple-tinged leaves make this Plectranthus a good companion plant in containers. Cascades nicely down large pots, offering vigorous foliage beauty for elegant compositions over a long season. Protect from frost. Spectacular ever-blooming groundcover for bright shade areas. Bountiful flowering lavender/purple spikes above the foliage. Rich green quilted leaves form a dense mass. Grows 18 tall and expanding 3-4 wide. Compact shrub, 2-3 tall and wide. Covered with vivid, purple pea-like flowers from spring through late fall. Reseeds. Showy, dense shrub that is an excellent container plant. Beautiful, bright orange-red flowers. Thrives in hot, dry summer areas. USDA Zones 9a 11 Shrub, perennial, herb Part shade USDA Zones 9a 11 Shrub, groundcover, herb to light-bright shade /drought tolerant USDA Zones 9b to 11 Part shade to shade USDA Zones 10a 11 Light-bright shade USDA Zones 9a-10b Full Sun to Part Shade USDA Zones 7a-11 v GET DRY Plant Sale Ornamental Plants Available 15 of 23

16 Rhamnus californica Coffeeberry Evergreen shrub that grows fast to 6-8. Its berries contain seeds which look like coffee beans. An excellent foliage plant with showy fruit. Branches take on a beautiful reddish color leaves are deep green and lustrous, well suited to pruning and landscape work. Native to California. Makes an excellent choice informal hedge or to create a screen. Tiny flowers attract hummingbirds and native bees in spring, and fall berries attract birds. USDA Zones 7a to 9b to part shade Ribes sanguineum Pink Flowering Currant Rosmarinus cvs. Rosemary Rosmarinus officinalis Tuscan Blue Tuscan Blue Rosemary Rosmarinus officinalis var. prostratus Creeping Rosemary California native that grows with upright arching stems. Fragrant flowers hang down in dense clusters. Attractive to hummingbirds, butterflies, and birds. 10 tall by 5 wide. Range from low groundcovers to tall upright shrubs. Culinary herb as well as a beautiful ornamental. Evergreen, very aromatic, needle-like leaves. Attractive to bees and butterflies. Upright and creeping, varieties. The standard by which all other Rosemary varieties are measured. A profusion of deep blue flowers are born on and off throughout the year with the heaviest flowering in mid-spring. The highly fragrant olive to medium green foliage is an excellent addition to the culinary garden with its upright to spreading habit. An excellent choice for containers. A hardy, fast-growing evergreen shrub, creeping rosemary has a prostrate habit and attractive flowers and fragrance. Dark green leaves, to 2 inches long, are commonly used as a culinary herb. This plant is loved for its strong pine-like flavor and fragrance. Ideal for a rock garden or the top of a dry wall. Excellent groundcover. USDA Zones 6a-10b shrub Full Shade to Part Shade USDA Zones 8a-10b Full Sun USDA Zones 7a to 10b USDA Zones 8a to 11 v GET DRY Plant Sale Ornamental Plants Available 16 of 23

17 Rosmarinus officinalis 'Huntington Carpet' Huntington Carpet Rosemary A prostate form of Rosemary that is much greener and less woody than other Rosemary varieties. It also maintains its center foliage better than other varieties. Forms a carpet of deep blue flowers, and is a very tough plant that will endure hot sun, poor soil and neglect. Good for erosion control, lawn replacement or cascading over retaining walls or containers. A quick grower. USDA Zones 8a to 10b Rosmarinus officinalis 'Mrs. Howard's Creeping' Creeping Rosemary Salvia Bee s Bliss Bee s Bliss Sage Salvia brandegeei Brandegee s Sage Salvia cacaliifolia Guatemala Blue Sage Salvia canariensis Canary Island Sage Ornamental and culinary rosemary with traditional rosemary aroma. Prostrate form, about 1' tall and wide. Green/gray foliage that forms a broad mound. This low-growing sage is a showy perennial perfect for a bank cover or for a hot, sunny bed. Spring brings lavender flowers that attract many pollinators. Put on a slope or anywhere that has great drainage, since like many sages it doesn t like wet roots. Grows to 2 tall and spreads 6-8. An evergreen shrub that likes full sun, dry conditions and will grow in sandy or clay soil. It is a rare plant that is native to the canyons of Santa Rosa Island. This beautiful sage with shimmering, blue flowers blooms April - May. Like all sages, Brandegee s sage is very fragrant. Grows to 3 tall. Gentian blue flowers rise 1-2 above triangular leaves. Needs shade in hot areas. A tender perennial shrub native to the Canary Islands off the African coast sends up 6-foot white-furred stems cloaked with long, felted, arrow-shaped leaves and topped, summer to frost, with plumes of purplish violet flowers clasped by red-tipped calyxes. It grows up to 4 wide. Butterflies and hummingbirds love them. USDA Zones 8a-10b Low Water (WUCOLS) USDA Zones 7a to 9b USDA Zones 7 to 10 USDA Zones 9a-10b Part Shade USDA Zones 9a to 10b to part shade v GET DRY Plant Sale Ornamental Plants Available 17 of 23

18 Salvia chamaedryoides Blue Sage Evergreen perennial with small, silvery leaves forming a perfect backdrop for the radiant blue flowers. Tolerant of light shade and modest drought. A spreading sage to 3' wide with many ascending stems to 2' when in bloom eventually forming a small mound. USDA Zones 8a to 11 Salvia chiapensis Chiapas Sage Salvia clevelandii Cleveland Sage Salvia confertiflora Red Velvet Sage From Chiapas, Mexico comes this lovely bright pink flowering Salvia. The flowers are super-cute with fuzzy heads & eye-catching color. Glossy green leaves & blooms in Fall through Winter. Found growing at an elevation of 7,000-9,500 in moist habitats. It s not exactly drought tolerant like most salvias; does best with regular water. Cut back hard in spring for fresh growth. Grows to about 3 x 3. Probably the most desirable of all native Salvias for its attractive color, form & most of all, for its delectable foliar fragrance. Blooming May & June, its hummingbird-magnet, tubular flowers are held in whorls atop the 3 x 3 nicely rounded form. Upright in growth, it makes an outstanding filler in a dry garden & works very well as the backbone of a difficult garden site. One to two foot long floral spikes are covered with reddish-brown hairs and topped with small, velvety, orange-red flowers. Large, dark green, pebbly leaves. May need support to keep flower stalks upright. To 2 tall and 3 wide. USDA Zones 8a to 10b USDA Zones 8a to 11 USDA Zones 8a-10b Full to Part Sun Salvia elegans Pineapple Sage Fuzzy, light green leaves that really do smell like pineapple when crushed. A small, sub-shrub, with striking, bright red, tubular flowers on terminal spikes in late summer into autumn. Best in full to part sun with summer water: goes dormant in a drought. A hummingbird magnet! To 3-5 tall x 2-3 wide. USDA Zones 9a to 10b to part sun v GET DRY Plant Sale Ornamental Plants Available 18 of 23

19 Salvia gesneriiflora 'Tequila' Big Mexican Scarlet Sage Heavy bloomer with bright red-orange flowers and purple-black calyces and stems. Protect from strong winds that can damage the heavy branches. Excellent hummingbird, butterfly and honeybee plant. Can grow to 10 tall and almost as wide. USDA Zones 9b-11 Full Sun Salvia greggii cv. Autumn Sage Salvia mexicana 'Limelight' Limelight Mexican Sage Salvia microphylla Hot Lips Hot Lips Sage Salvia pulchella Sage Salvia semiatrata Bicolor Sage Salvia uliginosa Bog Sage Heavy producer of mauve-lilac flowers that grow from dark buds. Very drought tolerant. 2 x 2. This beautiful Salvia bears a great abundance of vivid, royal blue flowers protruding from showy lime green calyxes on upright 1' spikes. Base-branching, forming lots of branches (especially after hard pruning in winter), you get zillions of spikes that are long lasting in bouquets too. Hot Lips will add a flash of sassy color to any garden with its bright white flowers, trimmed in bright red. Flowers summer through fall and will attract butterflies and hummingbirds to your garden. Pruning hard in late winter will encourage vigorous growth & continuous blooming in the spring. Dark maroon stems with magenta flowers. Good choice for containers. This Oaxacan native bears whorls of eye-catching, bicolored blooms off & on most of the year. The flower s upper lip is a luminous dark violet, the lower lip, dusky lavender & holding it all together, a bright magenta calyx. Evergreen foliage is lovely, too triangular, olive green & pebbly to the touch. To grow well it needs fast drainage and rich soil. Usually grows about 3 x 3. This upright salvia displays a beautiful cloud of clear, light blue flowers from June (NC) through fall...an open and airy habit...one of our favorites! Bog sage is at home in a moist setting; yet it is surprisingly tolerant of drier conditions. USDA Zones 7a-10b Herb Full Sun USDA Zones 8a to 11 USDA Zones 7 to 9 to part shade Low water USDA Zones 8a-10b Full Sun to Part Shade USDA Zones 9a to 11 to part shade USDA Zones 6a to 10b to part shade v GET DRY Plant Sale Ornamental Plants Available 19 of 23

20 Salvia 'Phyllis Fancy' Foot long flower spikes are covered with fuzzy light lavender flowers. Attracts bees, butterflies and hummingbirds. Vigorous grower that gets to 5 tall x 4 wide. USDA Zones 7b-9b Full to Part Sun Sansevieria trifasciata Mother in Law s Tongue Satureja douglasii Yerba Buena Scabiosa cv. Pincushion Flower Sedum spp. & cvs. Stonecrop Sedum morganianum Burrito Burro s Tail Sedum praealtum Stonecrop Erect, fleshy, sword-shaped leaves are deep green with light gray-green horizontal stripes. Leaves rise in a rosette from a thick rhizome. Easy to grow as a house plant though rarely flowers indoors. Wonderfully fragrant groundcover that can spread to 3 across. Not aggressive; the stems grow across the ground without spreading by underground rhizomes. Not bothered by deer. Good choice for trailing over a wall or in a hanging basket. California native. Compact, with gray-green leaves. Long-blooming, featuring pretty lavender-blue flowers that look like pincushions surrounded by frilly petals. Nice as an edging or grouped in borders or rock gardens. Deadhead to encourage additional bloom. Attracts butterflies! This succulent comes in many varieties that are topped with starry flowers in late summer to fall. Low growing varieties (2-4 tall) are perfect for rock gardens while taller varieties (up to 2 tall) are beautiful as a perennial border. Easy care, very low maintenance. Great hanging plant that needs protection from severe frost or extreme sun. The name burro s tail is from the growth of long trailing stems of plump dense leaves. Pink flowers bloom in the summer on this fun plant. Great container succulent or as a groundcover in a protected area. Bushy tree-like Sedum from Mexico. encourages shades of pink or orange on leaf edges. Can be damaged by heavy frost but it will almost always come back from whatever is left. 3 tall. USDA Zones 10a-12 Succulent Bright Shade Indoor Only USDA Zones 7a-10b groundcover/herb Part Shade USDA Zones 3 to 9 to part shade USDA Zones 6a-10b Succulent to light shade USDA Zones 10a-11, cactus, groundcover to part shade Low water/drought tolerant USDA Zone 7a-11 Succulent Low Water v GET DRY Plant Sale Ornamental Plants Available 20 of 23

21 Senecio cineraria Dusty Miller, Silver Ragwort Silvery, woolly-felted leaves provide excellent contrast to beds, borders and containers. Becomes shrubby over time in frost free areas. Rounded clump to 1-2 tall. USDA Zone 8 to 10 Tender perennial Full Sun Senecio mandraliscae Blue Fingers Sphaeralcea sp. Globemallow Strobilanthes penstemonoides NCN Sutera cordata Bacopa Syringa 'Josée' Josée Lilac Tagetes lemmonii Mexican Marigold Teucrium chamaedrys Wall Germander This is such a useful succulent. The linear foliage gives the garden a shot of blue all year long. The texture & color combine well with many plants. Clip to keep compact. The flowers are inconspicuous, but S. mandraliscae makes an excellent foliage plant. Grows to about 1 high & about 3 wide. Excellent choice for difficult situations - does well in hot summers, cold winters, and wind. Salmon colored flowers. Long bloom time. 3-5 tall and wide but can easily be pruned to a smaller size. Beautiful, lavender blue tubular flowers. Vigorous trailing plant. Can be used as a groundcover. Good choice for hanging baskets. A compact hybrid lilac shrub. Profuse heavenly fragrant light-pink flowers bloom from in spring, often followed by a lighter bloom later in summer. Excellent disease resistance. To 4-6 tall and 5 wide. Bushy evergreen shrub. Produces a profusion of fragrant, orange-yellow flowers. Frost tender to a hard frost (hardy to at least 18 F) but rebounds quickly Grows 4-6 tall by 6-10 wide. Low growing evergreen shrub. Excellent as a hedge. Toothed deep green glossy leaves on this spectacular plant. Unusually shaped beautiful pale pink to deep purple flowers. Attracts beneficial insects and bees. 1-2 tall. USDA Zones 10a to 11 to light shade USDA Zone 9b-10b Full Sun USDA Zones 8a-11 to Part Shade Low water USDA Zones 9a-11 /Annual Full to Part Sun USDA Zones 2a to 9a (Deciduous) to bright shade USDA Zones 8a-11 or Shade USDA Zones 5a 9b Shrub v GET DRY Plant Sale Ornamental Plants Available 21 of 23

22 Teucrium chamaedrys Prostratum Prostrate Germander Spreading perennial (9-10 inches tall) makes a wonderful groundcover or edging. Long spikes of pink flowers that bloom and become a focal point of summer landscapes. Attracts bees. USDA Zones 5a 9b, groundcover Moderate to low water Thymus citriodorus 'Lemon' Lemon Thyme Thymus praecox 'Purple Carpet' Creeping Thyme Thymus pulegioides 'Foxley' Thyme Thymus vulgaris Culinary Thyme Veronica longifolia cv. Speedwell Vitex agnus-castus Chaste Tree Lovely lemon-scented, glossy green leaves. Clusters of tiny, lavender pink blossoms attract bees. Culinary herb used for its lemon-scented leaves tall. An outstanding creeping thyme that grows 2" tall x 18-30" wide. Tiny, glossy, dark green leaves covered with pink/purple flowers. Good choice for a drought tolerant garden with its tough, woody stems and leathery leaves. Ideal as a drought-tolerant lawn substitute or for planting between flagstones, tolerating moderate foot traffic. A creeping thyme forms dense fragrant mats of attractive, tiny green and cream variegated leaves and dark pink flowers. A good choice as an ornamental groundcover, as well as a culinary herb. Low growing & evergreen, it s very hard to kill Thyme so long as you plant it in sun & give it good drainage. The blooms are lightest lavender, borne in April or May, and they are DELICIOUS to bees. Grows 6-8 tall & around 1 wide. Bushy, upright form growing 20 tall by 12 wide More compact than other Veronica selections, this one shouldn t need staking. Bears spikes of tiny deep magenta-purple flowers over clumps of dark green leaves. This outstanding long-lived shrub (or small tree) with aromatic deep green leaves creates a breath-taking display of lavender flower spikes July-September. Fragrant & graceful, the 8-12 blooms are highly attractive to pollinators. Cut it to the ground each winter to maintain a bushy form or prune up into a multi-trunked tree. Grows 8-12 tall & wide. USDA Zones 4a-6a Herb USDA Zones 5a-9 Full to Part Sun USDA Zones 5-9 USDA Zones 4a to 10b USDA Zones 4a-7b Full to Part Sun USDA Zones 4a to 10b v GET DRY Plant Sale Ornamental Plants Available 22 of 23

23 Weigela 'Variegata' Variegated Weigela Graceful, arching shrubs with masses of pink flowers. Green leaves edged with creamy white. Attractive to hummingbirds. USDA Zones 4a-9b Shrub Full Sun to Part Shade Zauschneria septentrionalis Select Mattole Mattole Select California Fuchsia Silvery white leaves and brilliant orange-red flowers. Tough plant takes hot sun, bad soil, and needs little water once established. California native. Loved by hummingbirds. Growing 10 tall and spreading to form a 24 wide clump. USDA Zones 7a-11 v GET DRY Plant Sale Ornamental Plants Available 23 of 23