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Leucadendron 'Little Bit'Dwarf Cone Bush: Compact, dense, rounded shrub to about 3' tall x 3 4' wide or more. Clouds of very small ivory white flowers in mid spring, maturing to pale yellow. Bushy, bright green new foliage against coral red stems. Full sun to part sun. Low to medium water. Good for containers and cut flowers. Attracts birds, hummingbirds and bees. Seacoast, wind, sand, clay, heat and drought tolerant once established. Deer and fire resistant.

Grows to 10-12" x 10-12"

Coast & clay tolerant

Little Rev™ Flax Lily: Bold blue foliage creates a fine-textured architectural accent with a form that works very well in modern gardens

Flowers start as orange then turn to yellow

French Lavender: A dense mound of finely toothed

harmless terminal grass-like spines

Round clusters of white or pale pink flowers on "naked" stalks to 5' tall in late spring to early summer

Plant in full sun to light shade inland in a well-drained soil and irrigate occasionally to infrequently

and narrow leaves that are heathery and interesting and unusual for the Genus

Grows in an upright

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

Grows fragrant 18" pyramidal stocks of blue flowers in Spring