Xylococcus bicolor, Mission Manzanita Part sun You can also lightly mis

You can also lightly mis the fern once a week

A hyrbid between Salvia clevelandii  & Salvia leucophylla that grows up to four feet wide and tall

- Consistent watering

Cut back to about a foot in fall to remove the dead flower stalks

It is an excellent choice for soil stabilization because of it's extensive root system

Xylococcus bicolor, Mission Manzanita Part sun You can also lightly misMission Manzanita A California Native shrub that can reach up to twenty feet tall. This slow growing shrub has pink and white flowers that bloom in the winter and spring. The bark is a red gray color. This shrub is great for bank stabilization. It is native to San Diego, Baja California, Santa Catalina Island, and in the foothills northwest of Pasadena. Plant with: Sugar Bush, Spiny Redberry, Black Sage, Ceanothus crassifolius, Ceanothus tomentosus,