| Plant ID | Plant name | Culture | ht X width(in) | Zone | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 79 | Genista delphinensis |
  |
3X1218 | 4 |
Dense green mat of ground hugging “winged” stems. Covered with yellow broom flowers in spring.  TNT |
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| 83 | Globularia cordifolia |
|
5X12 | 5 |
Dense mats of small glossy green leaves topped with miniature lilac blue powderpuff flowers in spring. Excellent for the mediterranean rock garden. DR TNT |
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| 85 | Globularia repens |
|
1X8 | 5 |
Mat forming miniature subshrub with tiny green leaves and lavender blue powder-puffs in late spring. Very Cute! DR TNT |
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| 301 | Globularia spinosa |
|
5X5 |
Small clumps of grey-green holly like leaves. Lavender flowers. Some consider it one of the best Globularias. DR TNT |
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| 86 | Globularia tricosantha |
|
8X18 |
One of the larger Globularias, a wonderful mat of glossy green foliage topped with purple powderpuff flowers on 8 inch stems in early spring. Much tougher than the deep green glossy leaves would lead you to believe. DR TNT |
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| 565 | Gypsophila nana |
|
3X8 |
A very dwarf Gypsophila. Mound of bright green foliage covered with rose-pink flowers in spring. Delightful in the rock garden. TNT |
Plant Key Codes
= Xeric or Very Low Water Use (No water to water every other week for us)
= Low Water Use
(Once a week or less for us)
= Moderate Water Use
(Twice a week for us)
= Full Sun
= Part Sun
= Part Shade/Shelter
= Shade
DR = rumored to be deer resistant
CA = California Native
WN = Native of Western United States
TNT = Tried and True, recommended for the Sierra Foothills
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Sonora CA 95370
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