Ghostly Manzanita truly lives up to its name with its pale white and silvery foliage that has traces of pink, especially in the young stems! It’s easily the most silver foliaged of any manzanita we’ve seen and we adore its year round beauty.
A northern California selection of manzanita by Sean Hogan and named for the Ishi Pishi Falls on the Klamath River near where it was found.
One of the most popular manzanita cultivars, and for good reason! Howard McMinn is a handsome manzanita year round with its gorgeous smooth mahogany bark and glossy deep green leaves.
Warren Roberts is one of our favorite manzanitas for foliage color with its soft gray/blue and new growth that emerges a fiery red. Gorgeous!
Dr. Hurd Manzanita is a favorite old manzanita selection that’s proven itself a reliable and easy to grow variety for our climate. One of the most architectural manzanitas, the twisting mahogany stems make an incredible focal point in the garden.
If you’re looking for that classic manzanita look with the sexy peeling purple bark and contorted muscular trunks then Louis Edmunds is the Manzanita for you!
Schott’s Agave is a unique member of the Agave genus in the subgenus Littaea, classified as such for its lack of spines along its leaves. Though it still can give you a stab with the spine at the end of its leaf tips, giving it another common name of “shin dagger”. Schott’s Agave looks almost more like a yucca with its thin leaves and filaments curling off the leaves. Very drought tolerant and sculptural!
