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Hakonechloa macraHakone grassClumps of arching leaves 1 to 2 feet tall, slowly spreading but not invasive. Loose nodding panicles late summer, fall with leaves turning a showy pinkish red before going dormant. Can handle sun along the coast, shade anywhere. Likes moist, well drained soil. Good in containers, slopes, oriental gardens. |
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Hakonechloa macra 'All Gold'Hakone grassClumps of arching leaves 1 foot tall, slowly spreading but not invasive. Loose nodding panicles late summer, fall with leaves turning an attractive pinkish red before going dormant. Best in part shade. Likes moist, well drained soil. Good in containers, slopes, oriental gardens. |
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Heteromeles arbutifoliatoyonAn evergreen shrub to 8 feet round with large clusters of white flowers followed by red berries in winter. It is one of the main sources of food in the winter for birds, attracts butterflies. Grow in full sun or partial shade, good under native oaks. Quite drought tolerant, fairly deer resistant, especially after a few years. Bay Area native. |
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Heuchera 'Lillian's Pink'alumrootThis hybrid has many large (for a heuchera) pink flowers in late spring, early summer - quite showy. Growing to a 2 foot round evergreen clump, full sun on the coast, part shade anywhere. Quite drought tolerant. Good under oaks and redwoods, in containers. |
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Heuchera 'Stormy Seas'alumrootCompact, evergreen clump with ruffled maroon purple foliage with bright purple undersides. It grows 1 foot tall, 3 foot spread. 2 foot stalks rise above bearing tiny cream colored flowers late spring, early summer. Nice form and quite hardy. Full sun or part shade, quite drought tolerant. Good under redwoods and native oaks. |
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Heuchera maximaisland alumrootFound on canyon walls and cliffs of the southern California islands, this species has adapted well to other areas of the west coast. The largest of the heucheras growing 2 to 3 feet round with tiny, creamy white flowers on 3 foot stems. Full sun on the coast, part shade anywhere, quite drought tolerant. Hardy to at least 15ºF. |
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Heuchera micrantha 'Martha Roberick'alumrootEvergreen perennial with scalloped leaves that can become mottled in the sun, it grows one foot round. Two foot stalks rise above bearing tiny bell shaped deep rose flowers late spring, early summer. Full sun near the coast, part shade anywhere, quite drought tolerant. Good under redwoods and native oaks. Bay Area native. |
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Hierochloe occidentalisCalifornia sweet grassThis evergreen bunch grass grows 1 1/2 feet round with delicate white flowers one foot above. Found in the redwood forests as well as under conifers it will grow in shady conditions with average to low water. Vanilla fragrance when dried. Bay Area native. |
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Holodiscus discolorocean sprayA deciduous shrub 8 to 12 feet round that attracts birds. Showy flowers, creamy white compound clusters that look like ocean spray, bloom late spring and summer. The new foliage is a soft bright green and creates a nice background for flowers. Low water near the coast, prefers some shade and moisture inland. Bay Area native. |