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Myrsine africanaAfrican Boxwood: Hardy, slow growing, upright shrub that grows 6 8' tall and 4 5' wide. New growth has red coloration, while older leaves and stems are grayish and leathery. Has insignificant cream flowers followed by small dark berries, Mostly grown for foliage. Good in containers. Can be hedged into formal shapes, similar to boxwood but reliably evergreen. Full sun to part shade. Low to medium water. Clay, sand, seacoast, heat, wind and drought

becoming flakey with age

Distinctive red

Graptosedum

mounding groundcover 2-4" tall x 6-8" wide with masses of very small geranium-like double pink flowers from spring-fall

Flowers have raspberry eye and dark centers

Ground cover

Cape Daisy: Compact

shiny black fruit and better cold weather tolerance

Ray Hartman Wild Lilac: CA native evergreen shrub or small tree to 20' tall and wide with fragrant blue flowers during winter-spring

Ingredients: Pumice

butterflies and birds

may naturalize