Mimulus longiflorus / Diplacus longiflorus (sticky monkeyflower) Once a month more in extreme heat or

more in extreme heat or containers (be careful of overwatering in winter months)

It has deep red-colored bracts forming on longs stems and green leaves

summer dormant Fragrant Yes Cold Hardy to 0F Attracts pollinators Bees

Senna artemisioides

Grows up to eight feet tall

Mimulus longiflorus / Diplacus longiflorus (sticky monkeyflower) Once a month more in extreme heat orSticky Monkeyflower A California Native shrub that can reach up to three feet high and wide. It has yellow orange flowers that bloom year around. It is best to plant in dry shade, if grown in full sun they will turn brown and go dormant. It is typically found in wetlands or moist areas. It is best to pinch regularly to help the plant establish a dense branching habit. It is important to establish a dense branching habit to support the upright branches