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Description

Salvia microphylla 'Flower Child'Semi woody evergreen sub shrub to 18 24" tall x 24" wide. From spring to fall appear masses of lavender pink flowers. Full to part sun. Fragrant foliage. Deer resistant. Seacoast, wind, heat and drought tolerant once established. Good for containers and borders. Attracts hummingbirds, bees and pollinators.

Cereus cactus: A strange mutated columnar tree like cactus that is very collectible

waxy curled leaves

3-5' tall x 4-6' wide - and a bit lower when exposed to coastal winds

New Gold Lantana: Low growing shrub to 2' tall by 6' wide w/golden-yellow flwrs spring-fall w/no fruit

often with bloom repeated later in the year

soft velvety purple calyces and extended rose-lavender petals from late spring into fall

Dark bluish-purple flowers and fragrant foliage

5-10' high x 4-7' wide

upright 2' high x wide plant with stalkless plum-colored leaves and white flowers that fade to pink that grow directly on the stems and bloom in the spring through fall

The rind is sweet and the fruit is usually eaten whole

an annual dollop of compost and a bit of Summer water for best appearance

Costa Rican Holly

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