California native plant; flowers bloom through the spring, summer, and fall; long-blooming daisy for home gardens; attracts butterflies and beneficial insects.

Lavender-blue flowers attract butterflies and other pollinators; tough, low-growing plant has aromatic, gray-green foliage; tolerates different soil types.

Grows from bulbs and forms clumps of shiny, grassy leaves; good edging plant or groundcover; attracts beneficial insects.

California native plant; plant needs little care once established; great for a shady oasis near a pond or fountain.

California native plant; golden daisies blossom from early spring until mid-fall among triangular-shaped green leaves; tolerates full sun or part shade and is low maintenance.

Tough, drought-tolerant shrub with no disease problems; makes a low, informal hedge; silvery leaves and stems brighten sunny or shady gardens; attracts beneficial insects.

Low-growing groundcover with dark-pink flowers in early summer; one of the few groundcovers that does well in both full sun or part shade; good for planting under roses and other shrubs; attracts beneficial insects.

Attractive, lacy foliage; more drought tolerant and disease resistant than other lilacs; fragrant flowers.

Dramatic large grass is an excellent garden accent; waving wands of flowers add movement to the garden; low mound of evergreen leaves looks good year round.

Goblet-shaped yellow flowers blossom in early fall; lustrous, deep- green foliage emerges soon after bloom and lasts through the winter; does well in full sun and is extremely drought tolerant.