All-Star

Brand Color
Poppy

coral fountain

Latin Name
Russelia equisetiformis
Description

Very adaptable plant with tubular, bright coral-red flowers from spring to autumn; show-stopping fountain of flowers attracts hummingbirds; low maintenance and drought tolerant.

Ed Carman’s rosemary

Latin Name
Rosmarinus officinalis ‘Mozart’
Description

Evergreen shrub with dark-green leaves that are rich in aromatic oils and prized for cooking; this variety has one of the darkest blue flowers of any rosemary; blooms from spring through summer and often again in fall; attracts beneficial insects.

grüss an Aachen floribunda rose

Latin Name
Rosa ‘Pink Grüss an Aachen’
Description

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.

golden pearl polyantha rose

Latin Name
Rosa ‘Perle d’Or’
Description

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

Iceberg® rose

Latin Name
Rosa ‘Korbin’
Description

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

evergreen currant

Latin Name
Ribes viburnifolium
Description

California native plant; good shade-tolerant groundcover under native oaks and in other dry, shady areas; shiny and fragrant foliage looks attractive all year; attracts hummingbirds and beneficial insects.

butterfly rose

Latin Name
Rosa x odorata ‘Mutabilis’
Description

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

chaparral currant

Latin Name
Ribes malvaceum
Description

California native plant; pale-pink winter flowers attract hummingbirds; drought tolerant with scented leaves.

golden currant

Latin Name
Ribes aureum
Description

California native plant; flowers have a light, spicy fragrance; good choice for planting under native oaks; attracts butterflies and beneficial insects.

red Argentine amaryllis

Latin Name
Rhodophiala bifida
Description

Showy, easy-to-grow bulb; dark red, trumpet-shaped flowers bloom in late summer; heat and drought tolerant; attracts hummingbirds.