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Description

Calycanthus occidentalisWestern Spice Bush: CA native deciduous shrub, multi stemmed small tree, or hedge 5 12' tall and wide. Typically seen in moist areas. Fragrant foliage and extraordinary fragrant maroon red flowers in spring summer. Good for cut flowers. Attracts hummingbirds, birds and pollinators. Medicinal uses. Part sun to shade. Medium to high water. Seacoast, heat, clay, sand, bog and drought tolerant, but prefers moisture. Deer, rabbit, gopher and fire resistant.

Serbian Bellflower: Drought

Lady Banks' Climbing Yellow Rose: Evergreen thornless climbing rose vine to 20' tall with lightly fragrant

Tip prune in the summer at 30 inches to keep as a bush

Thrives in cool temperate climates

Pink Flowering Sumac: Large rounded evergreen shrub from Coastal Northern Baja 6-8' tall by 8-15' wide with showy clusters of bright pink flowers that appear in late winter to early spring

Ron Chisum's Agave: Midsize agave that grows to 2-3' x 2-3'

grows up to 2-3' in height and width

Prefers well draining soil

slightly toothed

low water Low to medium water

creating a large grouping to 18" tall of fleshy green leaves that have a tint of rose color on the tips and sharp but flexible teeth along the margins

Brown flower heads in springtime

Exchange/Return Notes