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Aquilegia eximiaSerpentine Columbine: CA native showy perennial 2 3' tall. Rare in cultivation. Produces an abundance of dangling red and yellow flowers from late spring to late summer. Attracts hummingbirds and pollinators. Medium to high water. Part sun to part shade. Seacoast, sand, clay and drought tolerant once established but prefers moist environments. Deer, rabbit and gopher resistant.

3-5" tall x 2' wide

Chinese Lantern: Evergreen compact shrub 1-2' tall and wide with maple-like green foliage and showy clusters of large

Tough and drought tolerant once established

tropical looking perennial with heavy

Pisang Ceylon Banana: A relatively cold resistant fruiting type that can be eaten cooked or fresh

Spanish lavender: Evergreen shrub to 2-3 feet high with fragrant purple flowers from spring to fall

Larval food source for the common checkerspot and buckeye butterflies

Grows 8-10" tall and wide

Slower growing that A

Rosy-green

African Daisy: Evergreen trailing groundcover with silvery foliage and rounded growth habit

creating a large grouping to 18" tall of fleshy green leaves that have a tint of rose color on the tips and sharp but flexible teeth along the margins

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