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Description

Leptosyne (Coreopsis) giganteaGiant Coreopsis: A succulent and woody trunked CA native summer deciduous shrub that grows to 3 6' tall with a 2 4" diameter thick, stout, bare light gray brown stems. Has bright green pinnatifid leaves that emerge in winter, followed by showy 3" wide yellow daisies that are good for cut flowers. Great in containers. Foliage dries up in summer leaving just the odd, sculptural looking stems. Historically used as as a medicinal and edible plant. Full

Long 7-inch leaves are leathery and fuzzy brown underneath

Small dark green shiny leaves are topped with dark pink buds then blue flower clusters in the spring

evergreen clumping bromeliad with rosettes to 2–3' tall and wide

Fire and deer resistant

green leaf with white stripe

California Black Oak: Deciduous tree to 40-80' tall

cream colored flowers appear in summer

String of Buttons: This is a relatively fast growing small

on female plants

Fruits can be eaten raw

California Phacelia

variegated leaves