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Dicentra formosaPacific Bleeding Heart, Western Bleeding Heart: CA native spreading perennial groundcover with attractive lacy foliage 18" tall x 30" wide or more. Bears clusters of pendulous, pink, heart shaped flowers from early spring to summer. Great for containers and for cut flowers. Medium to high water. Part shade to shade. Goes dormant with drought. Early nectar source for hummingbirds and bumble bees. Deer, gopher, rabbit, and fire resistant. Can be grown

Candle-like clusters of fragrant

Grows to 10-12" x 10-12"

Evergreen funnel-shaped pure pink flowers with deeper-colored throats bloom in the summer through fall

Common Horsetail

Magnolia x 'Stellar Ruby'

blooms from early Spring to mid-Summer on upright 6” stems

taking on a palm like look with age

typically growing 1 to 5 feet tall but capable of reaching taller with regular water

Round Leaf Harebell: Low growing common woodland CA native rhizomatous perennial forms a basal mound of small

Yellow flowers attract hummingbirds and pollinators

Radway Sunrise Rose: Large

Robertson Dewflower: Succulent subshrub