Plants List

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Monarch mutual exploitation

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A summer/fall bloomer with red trumpet flowers, a favorite for the resident hummingbirds.

This native daisy can bloom off and on all summer and is more tolerant of the Redding heat.

This variety of Eriogonum umbellatum flourish in the Redding heat.

Great native plant for the dry perennial, meadow or rock garden, as a small scale ground cover along dry path, cascading down a slope or growing over a retaining wall.

Tough (will survive drought, flooding, sun, wind, and cold), a pioneer plant that arrives first and will stabilize disturbed sites.

Theodore Payne's 1941 catalog: "Flowers rich blue, produced in great profusion.”

Penstemon Party. Tolerant of a wide range of garden conditions.

Penstemon Party

Another excellent native plant groundcover. This "green mulch" sustains itself with minimal summer watering once established. I am in awe of this plant!