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California’s alumroots are found along the coast or in shady, mountainous settings throughout the state. The majority of the 14 species grow in southern California, with rather limited ranges. Alumroots all form low, expanding patches of round leaves. In spring a tall stalk rises above the leaves with small alternating…

Island alumroot is one of the few California native perennials that thrives in dry shade and looks great all year. The soft apple-green leaves rise from one or more central stems in an open structure. The large round leaves give the impression of a moist woodland or riparian setting. In…

Crevice alumroot is one of many members of the Heuchera genus that inhabit shady, mountainous habitats in California and beyond. Crevice alumroot is often seen protruding from the rocky banks of forest streams. The round, lobed leaves have serrated margins and vary in color from apple green to nearly maroon….