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Phacelia californicaCalifornia Phacelia, California Scorpionweed: CA native herbaceous perennial that grows in meadows and bluffs along the coast ranges. 12 18" tall x 24" wide with large coils of lavender fiddle neck flowers from March to September. Attracts hummingbirds, bees and butterflies. Nectar source for the Mission Blue butterfly. Good cut flower. Full sun. Low water. Heat, clay and drought tolerant once established. Deer, rabbit, gopher and fire resistant.

Hoya Macrophylla is known to grow 4′ – 6′ feet in height

fragrant stocks of flowers spring to summer

Mild flavor is not overpowering

Edible blue berries

in the wild they would be growing on tree trunks or branches in the forest understory where they would get most of their water just from dew or moisture in the air

Scented 'Lemona' Geranium: Evergreen

Well-branched

Trailing Begonia

Sweet Breath of Heaven: Golden-leaved variety up to 3’ high and wide

3-4' tall stems that hold large terminal rosettes of very dark purple (seemingly black) leaves

6-12" tall and wide

'Pepita' Pink Jasmine: Selected form of pink jasmine is distinguished by deepest rose pink buds that open to light rose pink

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