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Vancouveria hexandraNorthern Inside out Flower: CA native groundcover for shady areas with delicate foliage spreads slowly by rhizome. 6 to 12" tall x 3' wide. Nodding, white flowers with reflexed petals from April through June. Prefers moist woodland conditions but drought tolerant once established. Competes well with tree roots. Low to medium water. Part shade to shade. Deer, rabbit and fire resistant. Pollinator favorite.

oval leaves

To 7’ x 6’ but can be easily pruned shorter

A very vibrant

National Arboretum Mondo Grass: Evergreen rhizomatic perennial to 4-6" tall with thin green leaves & summer pale lilac flowers

Full sun to light shade and give regular irrigation

Roots are sometimes used medicinally in teas and tinctures

with panicles or racemes of small white flowers followed by spherical fleshy fruits

Long-blooming bright blue flowers when acid fertilizer is used

sub-shrubby mound 12–18" tall and wide

May produce 2" long grey green fruit

low growing succulent with dark pink stems and blue-green foliage 12-18" tall x 2-3' wide

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