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Cantua buxifoliaSacred Flower of the Incas: Rare evergreen, multi branching shrub 6' tall and wide with erect and arching stems with small deep green foliage. 3 long, pendant, magenta pink trumpet shaped flowers bloom in spring with lesser blooms thereafter. Good for cut flowers, on a trellis or for an espalier. Great in containers. Attracts hummingbirds and pollinators. Full sun to part shade. Medium water. Prefers a cool summer climate like we have in SF. Coast and

sand and drought tolerant once established but looks best with regular water

A solitary or low slowly-clumping succulent with a beautiful 12-18" wide rosette of chalky-white leaves surrounding a thick basal stem

and magenta colored foliage

Airplane Plant: Scarlet flowers in dense clusters

glossy leaves and pure white

Flowers from spring-fall

Hairy Green Aloe: Forms a single rosette with a tall 3" flower spike that holds chartreuse flowers covered in thick wool

clumping grass-like perennial 3' wide x 4' tall (or more)

low to medium water needs in part sun to part shade

Versatile and vigorous

5-10' high x 4-7' wide

1' tall x 3-4' wide