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Aloe striatula 'Burly'Large Hardy Aloe: Evergreen succulent to 6' tall x 5' wide with narrow leaves and yellow flowers late spring to summer. Attracts hummingbirds. Good for containers. Full sun to part sun. Low water. Seacoast, wind, heat, sand and drought tolerant once established. Deer, rabbit, gopher and fire resistant.

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Grows flowers that are fuchsia-pink and lavender

Trailing Lobelia: Small royal blue flowers from spring-fall

Easy to grow tropical looking plant that grows well in the Bay Area either indoors or out

Narrow-Leaf Chalksticks

Denser and hardier than Adenanthos sericeus

Easy to grow indoor or out

New growth is reddish hued

Leaves can be used to flavor soup and sauces

creamy white flowers in spring and summer that change to a creamy yellow when older

Grown primarily as a house plant but can grow outdoors in mild climates with part sun to part shade

Black Tree Aeonium: Evergreen succulent with black and burgundy rosettes on stems 2-4' tall