Las Pilitas Nursery
California Native Plants are all we grow!
A deciduous shrub to 8', normally to 6'. The flowers are orange-red and appear from Mar.-Jul.. It has formal looking dark green foliage. The black berries are edible but bitter. Native to the California coast. Often growing next to the water. It likes sun to part shade. It tolerates air pollution and is garden tolerant. Hummingbird flower. This plant grows right in the brackish water margins next to the coastal bays and at higher elevations. The limitation seems to be water (rainfall) even though it has been drought tolerant here surviving a 4" rainfall year on its own. A tough formal looking plant.Honeysuckles? Click here for more.
| Contact: | pan@laspilitas.com |
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| Container Size | Quantity In Production | Quantity For Purchase | Unit-Price |
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| One Gallon | 16 | 14 | $ 9.99 |
| Contact: | bawilson@laspilitas.com |
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| Hours: | Open Saturday only from 9am to 4pm |
| Address: | 3232 Las Pilitas Rd. Santa Margarita, CA 93453 |
| Container Size | Quantity In Production | Quantity For Purchase | Unit-Price |
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| One Gallon | 0 | 30 | $ 9.99 |
| Contact: | escondido@laspilitas.com |
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| Hours: | Open Tuesday through Saturday from 9am to 4pm |
| Address: | 8331 Nelson Way Escondido, CA 92026 |
| Container Size | Quantity In Production | Quantity For Purchase | Unit-Price |
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| One Gallon | 0 | 9 | $ 9.99 |
Lonicera involucrata ledebourii Twinberry honeysuckle tolerates sand and seasonal flooding.
Lonicera involucrata ledebourii Twinberry honeysuckle is great for a bird garden.
Lonicera involucrata ledebourii Twinberry honeysuckle's foliage turns a different color in the fall and type is deciduous.
Lonicera involucrata ledebourii Twinberry honeysuckle's flower color is orange.
Lonicera involucrata ledebourii Twinberry honeysuckle's fruit is edible.
Communities for Lonicera involucrata ledebourii Twinberry honeysuckle:Closed-cone Pine Forest, Coastal Sage Scrub, Red Fir Forest and Sub-Alpine Forest.
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