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Crataegus phaenopyrumWashington Hawthorn, Thornapple: Deciduous tree native to the Southeastern US grows 30' tall and wide with a rounded crown, spiny branches with thorns that are 1 3" long, and toothed leaves that turn orange and red in fall. Fragrant white flowers are followed by small, edible red fruit. Full sun to part shade. Medium water. Good in flower arrangements. Attracts hummingbirds, birds, bees and pollinators. Seacoast, wind, heat, sand, clay, and drought

This one has variegated green foliage with red stripes running horizontally

Grows to 12-20" tall and spreads slowly rhizomatically

smooth stems are bright yellow and ornamental through the winter

honey-scented flowers covers the plant in late winter

Water 'cups' and soil when nearly dry

Low to medium water (tolerates drier conditions than most Aeonium)

Mahogany Red California Poppy: CA native annual or short lived perennial with deep-red flowers from spring-summer 12" tall and wide

Dark green leaves and orange flowers in Spring to Fall

Medium to high water needs

An unusual form of lobelia from Chile

Pale green and violet flowers with long broad pink bracts in spring

or 4′ in drier conditions