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Description

Symphoricarpos albusSnowberry: CA native deciduous subshrub 3 6 tall and wide. Produces pink flowers that may have an unpleasant fragrance followed by attractive white berries on arching branches that provide winter food for birds. Part sun to shade. Low to high water. Good for dry shade. Attracts hummingbirds and pollinators. Seacoast, wind, clay, sand, and drought tolerant once established. Deer, rabbit and fire resistant.

good for groundcover or a hedge

Has a dark purple under leaf

Yarrow: CA native evergreen groundcover with bright green ferny fine textured fragrant foliage topped with 3" wide burgundy-wine flower clusters from summer-fall

A June-bearer (late midseason) producing large

Can grow up to 15 feet

Self sows but is not invasive

earthworm castings

New foliage has a strong burgundy color and a minty fragrance

Variegated Weeping Fig: Bright

Urn Plant: 12" to 35" tall x 24" wide

Flowers from late spring into fall

Exceptionally long

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