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

Dramatic, deep-red flowers attract hummingbirds in spring and summer; encourage blooming several times a year by withholding and then applying water; low maintenance.

Bright pink flowers bloom in hot summer months and early autumn; suitable for the rock garden or around roses and taller perennials; low maintenance and dependable.

Leaves have a fruity smell; good for growing under native oaks; thrives with little care in sun or part shade; attracts hummingbirds.

Showy, fragrant pink flowers bloom in clusters in spring and summer; naturally graceful form and practically thornless stems; flowers last longer than some in afternoon shade; leaves remain evergreen in mild winters and turn a beautiful burgundy color. Semi-deciduous.

Fine shrub rose for Central Valley gardens; has fewer thorns than most roses; drought resistant.

Tough and disease resistant; tolerates some shade; can be trained, with pruning, to be a medium or large shrub.

Has showy, single flowers nearly year round; flowers attract pollinating bees and other beneficial insects; new burgundy stems complement multi-colored flowers