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Salvia lanceolataRusty Sage, Lance leaf Sage, or Cape of Good Hope Sage: Slow growing, woody evergreen shrub to 4 5' tall and wide with small, pointy, grey green, hairy, aromatic leaves that can be used for flavoring, and distinctive rusty rose colored flowers from late spring fall, followed by persistant brown seed pods. Attracts birds, hummingbirds and pollinators. Full sun to part sun. Low water. Seacoast, wind, heat, sand and drought tolerant once established.

Mostly evergreen but can lose foliage in the summer

It can be grown full sun to shade

Beach Fleabane Daisy: Low growing coastal CA native evergreen perennial to 1' tall x 30" wide with deep lavender

Tolerates clay

dangling flowers in summertime with apple-green papery bracts that age to deep pink

Makes a good office plant especially if your office has very little natural light

Marsh Gumplant: CA native perennial herb with a wide distrbution that grows in tidal flats

Great in containers and for hanging baskets

Chinese Lantern: Evergreen dwarf shrub 1-2' tall and wide with maple-like dark green foliage and showy clusters of large

Foliage is redder with more sun

wet winters

olive green blade-like fronds rising from the surface rhizomes