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This month's native garden plant of the month is chalk dudleya (or Dudleya Pulverulenta). Here's what you need to know about growing it in your garden.

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April 2018 Springtime Edibles of Western Washington: April 21 10AM-3PM in Bellingham, WA. Hosted by my busines, Salal, the Cascadia...

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Description Plant Characteristics A true dwarf coastal rosemary selection that has a natural “box” shape and beautiful gray-green foliage which makes this Westringia far different than any other we have seen. Perfect for a hedge or group planting in pocket gardens and home gardens, yet tough enough for commercial applications as well! Grey Box seems to work well in both arid and humid Zones 9-11 climates. So while Westringia are best suited to Mediterranean climates, Grey Box has continued to perform very well in subtropical climates, provided it is planted in a raised and free-draining soil and is watered infrequently (and best when irrigated via drip irrigation). Common Name: Australian Rosemary Selection Mature Height: 2-3' Mature Spread: 2-3' Exposure: Sun Growth: Evergreen Flower Color: White Foliage Color: Grey

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a california native plant, retail and online to your door, nursery in central california between paso robles and san luis obispo. all we grow are california native plants. come in on a friday or saturday and get recommendations for your area and yard. or order plants online and we will ship them at the beginning of each week. plants will arrive next day in most of california, los angeles, san francisco, fresno, san diego and all of california get the plants on tuesday. thousands of pages of information about california native plants, with pictures, videos of plants, gardens, birds, and butterflies.

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Beth H.:. "Team with contractor husband. General contracting work, specializing in home flipping. Beth-Finish and restore vintage furniture. Woodwork art,...