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Buddleia davidii 'Adokeep'
English Butterfly Adonis Blue, English Butterfly Bush, Adonis Blue Butterfly Bush
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Roughly a third the size of traditional butterfly bush varieties, the English Butterfly Series™ plants are extra bushy and loaded with colorful flowers. ADONIS BLUE™ has deep blue flowers of good size and with a delightful fragrance. The compact size of these new cultivars is perfect for smaller gardens and the mixed border. They can also be used as a container plant in milder climates. Its fragrant blooms attract butterflies and hummingbirds; plus its deer resistant!
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Arbutus glandulosa 'Marina'
Marina Strawberry Tree, Cane Apples
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This relatively new hybrid Madrone has parentage that includes the Mediterranean species Arbutus andrachne and Arbutus unedo, and possibly the Canary Island Arbutus canariensis. As such, it is much more easily grown that the Pacific Coast native Madrone, and is a good substitute for it in gardens. \'Marina\' is like a larger, faster-growing version of the popular Strawberry Tree (Arbutus unedo), with handsome evergreen foliage, ornamental brown bark, rosy-pink flowers, and showy orange fruits. It is tolerant of many soils and watering regimes, is pest-free, and with only occasional light pruning is easily controlled in size (it is often trained as a \"standard\" and kept at 20 feet tall). This is a first-class garden and landscape tree that can even be grown in lawns where drainage is good.
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Agave attenuata
Agave
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This set of plant care instructions for landscape cactus and succulents in southern California. These include Aloes, Agaves, Crassula, Sedum, Euporbia and much more. These cactus and succulents are usually easy to grow and relatively care free. We prefer to plant them in the ground in very well drained soil. In most instances we don’t fertilize these plants when they are growing in the ground. Most of these can also be grown in containers, the care is basically the same (although you may want to fertilize potted plants).
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