Clustered Field Sedge Size:1 Gallon There is confusion among many

There is confusion among many as this plant was originally known as Chondropetalum tectorum before undergoing a change in identity and nomenclature as the one species was reclassified into two species and also a new genus (Elegia)

‘Sister Agnes’ is considered the best among white oleanders

Flowering is sparse on this lovely ground cover

California native Ceanothus attracts wildlife and pollinators

The recognizable leaves of the Pineapple Guava bush are oval with grey-green leaves and white woolly undersides

Clustered Field Sedge Size:1 Gallon There is confusion among manyClustered Field Sedge is an adaptable North American native perennial sedge and naturally grows in meadows, prairies, or near water. Carex praegracilis is popular as a lawn alternative in California and can be mowed as low as 4 inches tall, or left unmowed for the wild meadow allure naturally growing 12 inches tall. Also known as Clustered Field Sedge, this fine textured, strongly rhizomatous, green sedge prefers full sun and forms a spreading carpet