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Description

Cornus glabrataBrowntwig Dogwood: Attractive CA native deciduous shrub with arching brown colored branches that grow to 10 in moist areas, or 4 in drier conditions. The bluish white fruits of this species are reputed to be especially good for attracting birds. Small creamy white flower clusters in spring attract pollinators. Leaves turn red in fall. A garden worthy compact type of stream dogwood will eventually form a thicket. Part sun to part shade. Medium to high

or longer with irrigation

In the fall

: full sun/light shade

Dark green glossy textured foliage with violet-blue flowers in the spring

shrubby succulent groundcover with small violet-pink flowers in spring to summer

Vining succulent with dense growth

It's vining habit is great for hanging baskets

Californian Blue-Eyed Grass: Evergreen grass-like CA native perennial 12" tall and wide with grass-like clumping foliage

Grows 3-6' tall x 2-4' wide

May produce 2" long grey green fruit

has two olive color needles per fascicle

Prayer Plant: Bright green elliptical leaves with numerous sleek