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Elymus triticoides ‘Grey Dawn’

'Grey Dawn' creeping wild rye

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Encelia actoni - Acton Encelia

Encelia actoni

Acton Encelia

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Acton encelia is found in hot, dry areas from the southern San Joaquin Valley into Nevada and Baja. It has a round form to about four feet, gray-green leaves and bright yellow flowers. The contrast between the gray foliage and large, yellow flowers is quite striking. Acton encelia thrives in…

Encelia californica - Bush sunflower

Encelia californica

Bush sunflower

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Encelia californica 'El Dorado' - 'El Dorado' Bush Sunflower

Encelia californica ‘El Dorado’

'El Dorado' Bush Sunflower

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The bush sunflower grows in coastal and interior coastal settings from San Luis Obispo County south into Baja. It grows as a rounded shrub to about six feet with dense, arrowhead shaped leaves. It is covered in spring and – more sparsely – in the summer with large yellow flowers….

Encelia farinosa - Incienso

Encelia farinosa

Incienso

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Ephedra viridis

Mountain Ephedra

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Epilobium canum 'Bowman's #1' - California Fuchsia  'Bowman's #1'

Epilobium canum ‘Bowman’s #1’

California Fuchsia 'Bowman's #1'

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Epilobium canum ‘Calistoga’

'Calistoga' California Fuchsia

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Epilobium canum 'Carman's Grey' - 'Carman's Grey' California Fuchsia

Epilobium canum ‘Carman’s Grey’

'Carman's Grey' California Fuchsia

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Epilobium canum ‘Catalina’

Catalina Island California Fuchsia

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The California fuschia are well-loved for their hardiness, dense foliage and – especially – their bright red flowers which appear in abundance at the end of the summer into fall. For humminbird enthusiasts, the fuschia are ideal. The ‘Catalina’ selection was taken from Catalina Island in 1987. It grows in…