The sun is out and the temperatures are climbing. The summer flowers are coming to life now and a few of the traditional spring bloomers are putting on a late show.
May is turning into a fantastic flowering month with more native plants showing off their colors for the first time this year. Among the bloomers on display are the Matilija Poppy, Red Fairyduster and several of our native Sages.
Springtime continues to impress as several native and non-native plants in our garden are showing off their colors for the first time this year. Included are Seaside Daisies, Irises, Mallows and California Lilacs.
Oft seen brightening up our hillsides in coastal southern california, Encelia Californica brings a little sunshine to the garden. Long blooming season makes this just as attractive to people as it does wildlife.
Fast growing groundcover Manzanita hybrid. Great in planters or ground, pretty winter flowers keep the hummingbirds interested.
Spectacular bloomer, tall flower spikes are covered in blue to purple flowers spring through early summer. Must have very good drainage or will not survive for long.
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