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Verbena lasiostachysWestern Vervain: CA native perennial. Good for erosion control. Attracts butterflies and pollinators. 2 3' tall x 4 5' wide. This plant has a long bloom period beginning in April and lasting until September. Purple blue flowers are densely clustered on tall green stalks. Low to medium water. Full sun to part sun. Deer resistant, attracts birds and pollinators. Seacoast, wind, clay, sand, heat and drought tolerant once established.

2-3' tall x 3-4' wide

Leaves turn yellow in the fall

Concrete Leaf: Grows as a clump of blue-green

In more sun

silvery foliage and 24-30" tall flower stalks topped with balls of small 1" diameter bright yellow flowers

medium watering

Jill-of-the-Rocks: CA native endemic to the Channel Islands where it grows on cliffs

Perfect for cutting

Requires bright light/ full sun window

Red Bamboo: Attractive dense clumping bamboo

Grows to 20' or more with showy clusters of 4" long red-orange trumpet shaped blooms from spring-fall

Low water needs