Scarlet Princess is a miniature dwarf lace leaf maple with lovely delicate leaves on a dense, compact tree. Emerging in spring with bright pink-red color, getting deeper red in summer to bold displays of scarlet in the fall. A compact beauty!
A low-branching, dwarf tree with delicate feathery leaves. This weeping form makes it a beautiful focal point in small gardens and patio containers, especially amongst greener plants.
This outstanding cultivar grows thin-textured leaves that at times look translucent and glow in the sunlight. This tree makes a beautiful focal point amongst an array of other green plants.
Hefner's Red is perfect if you want a Japanese maple that stays red all summer and tolerates the heat well. Emerging foliage is vibrant red, turning to deep burgundy in summer, returning to red in the fall.
A lovely cascading maple is covered in delicate, feathery leaves as elegant as lace. Beautiful in early spring and summer, but the fall color mix of red, purple and bronze is truly spectacular.
A color variant of the CA native white yarrow, Island Pink's rosy blooms and fine-textured foliage make this native yarrow a standout for water-wise borders and pollinator gardens.
Sweet, crisp, flavorful, and wildly popular. This versatile apple has reddish-yellow with pink blush skin and keeps well. Self-fruiting, and attractive to pollinators. Harvest in early fall. See Root Stock info for more details.
'Granny Smith' apple trees produce crisp, tart, bright green apples perfect for eating fresh, baking, or juicing. This self-fruitful tree is highly productive, with fragrant spring blooms and late fall harvests. Great for home gardens and small orchards.
Classic 'Gravenstein Red' apples are tart-sweet and perfect for eating fresh, baking, or cider. This vigorous, sun-loving tree blooms in spring and produces early summer fruit. Requires cross-pollination for fruiting. A must-have in backyard apple orchard
Narrowleaf milkweed is a California native perennial best known as the local host plant for the Monarch Butterfly to lay eggs. With its slender stems and clusters of pink-white flowers, it attracts many butterflies and thrives in drought-tolerant gardens
