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Carex tumulicolaFoothill Sedge: CA native sedge that grows in tufts and spreads slowly by underground rootstocks. Useful for groundcover, meadows, and soil stabilization. Often confused with non native Carex divulsa, which looks very similar but is faster growing and more invasive than the CA native Carex tumulicola. Deer resistant. Seacoast, wind, heat and drought tolerant once established.

blue-green leaves

Seacoast and drought tolerant once established

Changeling Monkeyflower: CA native shrub to 3' tall and wide with mixed color red and yellow flowers from spring-fall

dried like raisins

lavender-blue flowers that rise just above the foliage for a fuller looking effect

Cape Mendocino Reedgrass: California native evergreen clumping grass to about 18-24" tall and wide with fine blue-green foliage and soft tan feathery flower plumes in summer

pretty burgundy flowers are perfect for early season color

Clusters of small

A larval food plant for the Acmon Blue and Hairstreak butterflies

Peacock Plant: Can grow up to 2'

white bumps

Grow indoors or outside

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