Plants For Coastal Sage Scrub

Here is a closeup photo of the red flowers of Delphinium cardinale, Scarlet Larkspur. - grid24_12
Delphinium cardinale Scarlet Larkspur

A 2' perennial with flowers in a 4' red spike. July- Aug., 1" red flowers worked by hummingbirds. They lived on our gallons in the nursery. Native in coast ranges, Monterey south. It has nice cut flow... Learn more.

Deschampsia elongata Slender hairgrass - grid24_12
Deschampsia elongata Slender hairgrass

This clumping perennial grass is so soft, and pretty, with really thin soft stems and leaves. Slender Hair Grass disappears in summer (drops to a faint brown patch); is a light grass that blows in the... Learn more.

Dichondra occidentalis Western Dichondra - grid24_12
Dichondra occidentalis Western Dichondra

Western Dichondra is a small perennial that works well for a cool shady patio in from the coast or a windswept patio next to the coast. The only problem is that it really is a perennial and it really... Learn more.

The sticky monkey flower - grid24_12
Diplacus aurantiacus Sticky Monkey Flower

Diplacus aurantiacus, Sticky Monkey flower is the coastal form of Mimulus aurantiacus, a perennial with 1" orange flowers that likes partial shade if planted in the interior sun if it is along the c... Learn more.

Ramona monkey flower has done well in beach sand and ok in clay. AKA Narrow Leaf Southern Monkey Flower(Syn. Mimulus aurantiacus, Diplacus australis, Mimulus aurantiacus var linearis, Diplacus linearis, Diplacus X linearis, Mimulus glutinosus var. linearis) - grid24_12
Diplacus aurantiacus var. australis 'Ramona' Narrow Leaf Southern Monkey Flower

Some botanists would like to call this sticky monkey flower but it is not very sticky. The botanists over the years have called it all sorts of names, with no cross references, very confusing. Botanis... Learn more.

Diplacus-aurantiacus-lompocensis is a Sticky monkey flower with little sticky and bigger flowers and is sometimes called Mimulus aurantiacus, which is what they call almost all the monkey flowers. It's like everyone is Bob and Mary. - grid24_12
Diplacus aurantiacus var. lompocensis 'Vandenberg Monkey Flower' Lompoc Monkey Flower

A large-flowered monkey flower from Vandenberg AFB. Sand on hard pan in full sun to part shade. Its neighbors are Adenostoma fasciculatum, Arctostaphylos rudis, Ceanothus impressus, Quercus agrifolia... Learn more.

Diplacus longiflorus is sometimes called Mimulus aurantiacus, which is what they call almost all the monkey flowers. It's like everyone is Bob and Mary. - grid24_12
Diplacus longiflorus Southern Monkey Flower

Diplacus longiflorus is a very large-flowered monkey flower that is native on the Santa Margarita nursery site. Southern Monkey Flower is a one to three foot perennial with masses of creamy yellow ... Learn more.

Spunky Agoura Monkey makes a beautiful peachy mound. hard to believe this grows in dry Southern California. This Monkey Flower  is sometimes called Mimulus aurantiacus, which is what they call almost all the monkey flowers. It's like everyone is Bob and Mary. - grid24_12
Diplacus longiflorus 'Agoura Spunky Monkey' Agoura Spunky Monkey Flower

This Monkey Flower (Diplacus or Mimulus) is native to the Agoura area. It commonly grows in washes, under the oaks or in rock outcroppings in all but the hottest spots. The associates for this monkey... Learn more.

A twenty year old Topanga Monkey flower is sometimes called Mimulus aurantiacus, which is what they call almost all the monkey flowers. It's like everyone is Bob and Mary. - grid24_12
Diplacus longiflorus 'Topanga monkey flower'

A perennial monkey flower from Western Los Angeles. Topanga monkey grows on slopes under Quercus agrifolia on north slopes, mixed with Salvia leucophylla, Salvia apiana, Rhus laurina and Arctostaphyl... Learn more.

Red Monkey is red - grid24_12
Diplacus puniceus Red Monkey Flower

Red monkey flower is a two foot high evergreen shrub with red flowers most of the year. The species ranges from Los Angeles county to San Diego county, California. Diplacus puniceus likes partial sha... Learn more.

Bert's Raspberry flavor of Diplacus puniceus - grid24_12
Diplacus puniceus 'Bert's Raspberry' Raspberry Monkey Flower

Bert's Raspberry is a Diplacus puniceus with large Raspberry colored flowers on a dark green sub-shrub perennial.The plants seem to tolerant garden conditions well, but still have some drought tole... Learn more.

Diplacus puniceus 'Penelope' - grid24_12
Diplacus puniceus 'Penelope' Penny's Monkey Flower

'Penelope' Monkey flower has flowers that start out like a mellow Diplacus puniceus and fade to cream like Diplacus longiflorus (pale magenta to pale yellow). The colors are very delicate pastels.  Th... Learn more.

Pumpkin was a nice little monkey flower that proved to be unstable and we lost it. - grid24_12
Diplacus puniceus 'Pumpkin'

A Diplacus puniceus with flowers that have red, orange, yellow flowers. Apparently introduced in the early 1990's by Dagmar Collins from seed that came from Gerta Isenberg (Yerba Buena). Randy Baldwi... Learn more.

Diplacus rutilus, velvet red monkey flowers. - grid24_12
Diplacus rutilus Santa Susana Monkey Flower

Santa Susana Monkey Flower, Diplacus rutilus. is a perennial with large 2 inch velvet red flowers that grows in rock outcroppings in decomposed granite along the north side of Los Angeles. A knock ... Learn more.

Dodecatheon clevelandii, Padre's Shooting Star, blooms in late winter in San Luis Obispo county, California. - grid24_12
Dodecatheon clevelandii Padre's shooting star

Small perennial, goes dormant in summer, has a 1 foot high flower cluster with 1/2 inch shooting stars, good in woodland garden or north slope. We ship them in Jan-Feb. This plant is one of the first ... Learn more.

Dryopteris arguta Wood Fern - grid24_12
Dryopteris arguta Wood Fern

A woodland fern that is native from S. Cal to Washington. Wood Fern normally grows on north slopes and/or shady creeks. I've seen it as an understory plant to Quercus chrysolepsis, Quercus agrifolia... Learn more.

Dudleya abramsii murina San Luis Obispo Live Forever - grid24_12
Dudleya abramsii var. murina San Luis Obispo Live Forever

San Luis Obispo Live forever,(Dudleya murina) grows around San Luis Obispo of serpentine rock out croppings. It likes sun and about 2-3 inches of clay on rock that literally drips with water in spring... Learn more.

dudleya caespitosa flowers - grid24_12
Dudleya caespitosa Coast Dudleya

Coast Dudleya is commonly found on coastal bluffs from North Los Angeles county up into the Monterey area. It survives full coastal bluff conditions and hangs out with Oeanothera hookeri, Eriophyllum ... Learn more.

Lady Fingers (Dudleya edulis) flowers - grid24_12
Dudleya edulis San Diego Dudleya

Lady Fingers (Dudleya edulis) is a succulent that gets about one foot wide and tall with round leaves about as thick as a pencil.The white flowers cover the succulent foliage. This Dudleya is native ... Learn more.

Dudleya lanceolata - lanceleaf liveforever, Southern California dudleya growing out of wall - grid24_12
Dudleya lanceolata Liveforever

Dudleya lanceolata is a one foot tall and wide succulent, native to central and southern California, with yellow-red flowers. Lance-leaf Dudleya tolerates clay as long as summers are dry and does ... Learn more.

Dudleya pulverulenta, chalk dudleya, chalk liveforever. - grid24_12
Dudleya pulverulenta Chalk Liveforever

Chalk Liveforever is a succulent with a one to two foot basal rosette from which a 1 1/2 ft. spike of red flowers appears in May through July. Native from about northern San Luis Obispo county south... Learn more.

Dudleya virens Green liveforever

Dudleya virens, Green liveforever lives on cliffs on the Channel Islands and Palo Verde Peninsula in coastal California. Associated plants include Artemisia californica, Opuntia littoralis, Rhus inte... Learn more.

Leymus condensatus, Giant wildrye and syn. Elymus condensatus is more like a small bush - grid24_12
Elymus condensatus Giant Wild Rye

A large clumping green grass. Native in the interface zone between plant communities or in openings. Commonly in areas that have seeps in winter. Drought resistant in most areas. In the desert areas, ... Learn more.

Leymus condensatus 'Canyon Prince' - grid24_12
Elymus condensatus 'Canyon Prince' Giant Wild Rye

A large clumping grass. The silver gray foliage is very distinct. Native in the interface zone between plant communities or in openings. Commonly in areas that have seeps in winter. Drought resistant ... Learn more.

Elymus glaucus Blue wild rye, Blue wildrye with seed heads - grid24_12
Elymus glaucus Blue Wildrye

Blue Wild-Rye. This plant species is highly variable, and hybridizes with some other species of wild-rye. It is not related to the cereal rye, except that they are both grasses. This plant is common h... Learn more.

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