Lonicera subspicata (San Diego honeysuckle) under But slow growing

But slow growing

A medium sized evergreen shrub that grows up to five feet tall and wide with large with dark green leaves that have red dentations at the leaf tip

It is also great for erosion control along creeks

Coral Aloe

The native grasses in this mixture are the same as those used in the native meadow lawn at the Santa Barbara Botanical Garden

Lonicera subspicata (San Diego honeysuckle) under But slow growingSan Diego honeysuckle This native evergreen honeysuckle grows up eight feet tall and twenty feet wide. Yellow flowers bloom in the spring and summer and the red or yellow berries are edible. This plant is commonly used as a hedge, ground cover, or for bank stabilization. The best time to prune this plant is in the winter. Plant with: Manzanita (Arctostaphylos sp.), Ceanothus sp., Coyote Bush (Baccharis pilularis), San Diego Viguiera (Bahiopsis