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Alnus rhombifoliaWhite Alder: California native deciduous tree over 20' tall and wide with inconspicuous green to brown catkins in winter to spring. Good for cut foliage arrangements. Attracts birds, bees, and pollinators. Full sun to part shade. Medium to high water. Wind, clay, heat, bog and sand tolerant. Deer, rabbit and fire resistant.

dangling clusters of greenish-yellow blooms are followed by small red currant berries in the summer

These plants need to be kept in a bright-light location inside

Great in containers or border planting

8-12" tall x 12-14" wide

String of Needles: Trailing succulent with tidy foliage

Mountain Fire: Drought tolerant S

but it's taller

fall and winter

Evergreen that seeks shade but is surprisingly sun tolerant too

Yellow-green flowers in loose panicles in summer

Mounding and trailing growth habit

Candelabra-like clusters of light yellow flowers on thick stalks appear from spring to summer