Easy native garden design: Dry Sand
(For a coastal garden, for others see www.mynativeplants.com)Are you planting these in sun or shade?
1. Sun: Out in the open or it may have a little shade part of the
day Ok, remember that there's moisture a foot or so down in the dune.
So when you water water down to that level and let the top 1-2 inches
dry out before you water again.
Diplacus
aurantiacus Orange Bush Monkey Flower
Diplacus
puniceus Otay monkey flower Red Monkey Flower
Eriogonum
arborescens Santa Cruz Island Buckwheat
Eriogonum
latifolium Coast Buckwheat
Eriogonum
parvifolium Cliff Buckwheat
Erysimum
insulare Dune Wallflower
Horkelia
cuneata
Lupinus
chamissonis Silver Dune Lupine
Monardella
crispa Wavyleaf dune mint
Prunus
fasciculata punctata Sand Almond
Prunus
ilicifolia Hollyleaf Cherry
Salvia
clevelandii Alpine Cleveland sage Musk Sage
Salvia
clevelandii Winifred Gilman Cleveland Sage Musk Sage
Salvia
Gracias Creeping sage
Salvia
mellifera Black Sage
Salvia
munzii San Diego Sage
Salvia
Pozo Blue Grey Musk Sage
Tanacetum
camphoratum Camphor Dune Tansy
2. Shade: Coastal sun or under oaks or other large trees, or on the north side of a building.
Diplacus
aurantiacus Orange Bush Monkey Flower
Heuchera
maxima
Island Alum
Root
Ribes
speciosum Fuchsia-Flowering Gooseberry
Ribes
viburnifolium Evergreen Currant
