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Blueberry 'Bluecrop'Easy to grow, adaptable, deciduous Northern type 46' tall and wide. Great taste, heavy bearing, and mostly self pollinating. Big berries hold well to the bush when ripe, and skins don't split. It needs more chill than Southern types, perhaps 400 hours but does fine in the cooler summer coastal and Bay Area climates. Fruit ripens as soon as early February with repeat crops in cool areas. White flowers. Excellent fall color of hot pinks, reds, oranges

an edible bedding plant or it can be used in floral arrangements

Does not do well in clay soils

Mara des Bois Strawberry: Low growing evergreen plant with small white flowers in late spring-summer

pink flowers over a long bloom season

Florist's Daisy

Dried flowers can be used in arrangements

Albertinia Thatching Reed: Evergreen

Hart's Tongue Fern

This variant of Croton has lance shaped leaves

Grows 20-40" tall x 40-60" wide

Douglas Iris: CA native evergreen grass-like perennial 1-2' tall x 3' wide with a deep blue flower In the spring

Dragon Tree: Easy to maintain and adds a colorful splash to indoor spaces