Plants For Riparian (rivers & creeks)

Salix goodingii San Joaquin Willow - grid24_12
Salix gooddingii San Joaquin Willow

A 15-30' deciduous shrub-tree. Yellow stems and light green leaves. Native through much of the Southwest. Not a fast grower. It spends most of its first few year growing roots. We have seen this in th... Learn more.

 
Salix gooddingii var. variabilis San Joaquin Willow

A 15-30ft deciduous shrub-tree. Yellow stems and light green leaves. Native through much of the Southwest. Not a fast grower. It spends most of its first few year growing roots. Learn more.

Salix hindsiana hindsiana, Sandbar Willow flowers - grid24_12
Salix hindsiana var. hindsiana

A grey willow that is 4-6ft tall in our area. It can get to 15ft in the San Joaquin Valley. It is native all over Calif. (below 3000ft) and into Baja and Oregon. Excellent for stream stabilizing as it... Learn more.

Salix laevigata Red Willow - grid24_12
Salix laevigata Red Willow

A 10-25\' deciduous tree-shrub. A stream-side plant. It likes full sun and water. Good for stream stabilization. This species is native to much of Ca. thru Ariz. to Utah. It is native on the nursery s... Learn more.

Salix lasiandra Pacific willow - grid24_12
Salix lasiandra Pacific willow

Synonym: Salix lucida ssp. lasiandra. Pacific willow has had a number of name changes and(Red willow, shining willow) but it is a suckering willow that grows in river channels from S. California to Al... Learn more.

Salix lasiolepis, Arroyo Willow, as bush - grid24_12
Salix lasiolepis Arroyo Willow

A 10-20\' deciduous shrub or tree. We list it for stream bank stabilization. This one is native to most of Ca. north to Idaho and Alaska. It is native on the nursery site in the seasonal creek. A pion... Learn more.

Salix lasiolepis bracelinae flower close up - grid24_12
Salix lasiolepis var. bracelinae

We have the sub-species Bracelinae mixed in with the species on the site. The sub-species is smaller is size and has narrow leaves. Learn more.

 
Salix melanopsis Longleaf Willow

A 10' deciduous bush that is native from Cal.to Wyo. and Alberta. We have a customer that has it on Bear Mountain, 7500' in Kern Co.. Streamside in a 20" rainfall area. Companion plants were Ribes nev... Learn more.

Elderberry, Mexican Elderberry, Western Elderberry tree in flower - grid24_12
Sambucus mexicana Tapiro

Mexican elderberry or Tapiro,(Sambucus mexicana) is a deciduous shrub to tree with butter yellow flowers in Apr.-Aug. followed by purple berries in September-October. . This elderberry is native to... Learn more.

Scirpus californicus California Bulrush - grid24_12
Scirpus californicus California Bulrush

Typical is a clump 10 ft. wide X 100 yds. length, in marshy areas, with Ptoentilla egedii, Salix lasiolepis, Polygonum amphibium var. emersum, Pennisetum clandestinum. Stems triangular, at least above... Learn more.

 
Scirpus maritimus Alkali Bulrush

(Syn. S. campestris. S. paludosus, S. robustus, S. pacificus) A creeping perennial with aggressive rhizomes that will fill in a moist creek or salt marsh bank. Learn more.

Shepherdia argentea Silver Buffaloberry - grid24_12
Shepherdia argentea Silver Buffaloberry

Buffaloberry(Shepherdia argetea) ia a thorny deciduous shrub that is dioecious. Silver buffalo berry has silvery leaves, white stems, and as it gets older, red berries in a wall of thorns. It is nat... Learn more.

Solidago guiradonis,  GUIRADO'S GOLDENROD with skipper and bee. - grid24_12
Solidago guiradonis GUIRADO'S GOLDENROD

GUIRADO'S GOLDENROD is bright green with yellow flowers and grows from Morro Bay to upper arroyo Grande and up into the wetter areas in souther San Benito County. In both ends of it's range this Soli... Learn more.

Stachys ajugoides,  Persnickety Pink Pink Hedge Nettle - grid24_12
Stachys ajugoides var. ajugoides 'Persnickety Pink' Pink Hedge Nettle

A petite rhizomatous perennial glandular hedge nettle with white/pale pink (with purplish pink markings)flowers, and fuzzy light green leaves. This plant grows in many plant communities, from the c... Learn more.

White hedge nettle, Stachys albens - grid24_12
Stachys albens White hedge nettle

This hedge nettle is native to moist spots in much of California. A good plant to put under the bird bath, in a dryland garden. Stachys albens will increase by rhizomes to the edge of the moist spot.... Learn more.

Symphoricarpos albus laevigatus, Common Snowberry berries. - grid24_12
Symphoricarpos albus var. laevigatus Common Snowberry

Common Snowberry, Symphoricarpos albus laevigatus is a chin-high, deciduous shrub, gradually forming a thicket by way of its rhizomes, or underground stems. Common Snowberry is native to the coast ... Learn more.

Symphoricarpos rivularis - grid24_12
Symphoricarpos rivularis

(see S. albus laevigatus, http://www.laspilitas.com/plants/667.htm) A 2-4ft deciduous shrub, gradually forming a small thicket 4-6ft wide. Native to the coast ranges, San Luis Obispo north to Alaska. ... Learn more.

 
Tofieldia occidentalis Western Tofieldia

Western Tofield grows in meadows or along stream from southern Oregon to Tulare County. This lily has many small white flowers in a cluster on a lily base. Learn more.

Trifolium willdenovii. Tomcat Clover - grid24_12
Trifolium Clover

Our Native clovers are mostly annuals. We do not sell the seed but we do encourage the plants. The native clovers should not mowed or killed until the flowers are allowed to produce seed. This page ... Learn more.

Urtica holosericea Hoary Nettle - grid24_12
Urtica holosericea Hoary Nettle

A large perennial that is liked by butterflies and other native insects.(You\'ll hate it as it is a very large stinging nettle.) I\'ve seen it in Carpinteria on a north slope mixed with Ribes speciosu... Learn more.

Verbena lasiostachys Western Vervain - grid24_12
Verbena lasiostachys Western Vervain

California Vervain is an aggressive perennial that is weedy in gardens. In the wild it is a pioneer species that is used by many native butterflies and other insects. In the garden it will grow to 2-3... Learn more.

Viola palustris (Marsh Violet) - grid24_12
Viola palustris Alpine marsh violet

Alpine marsh violet is an easy to grow native violet that grows throughout much of the world. Fritillary butterfly uses violets. This violet is also known as Viola Howellii, V. epipsila, V. repens, V.... Learn more.

Vitis Rogers Red demonstrating rich red foliage color in containers. - grid24_12
Vitis 'Roger's Red' Roger's Red Grape

A native grape hybrid that produces rich red fall color. This grape is a hybrid between Vitis californica and Vitis vinifera. This stunning grape was originally discovered by Roger Raiche when he was... Learn more.

Vitis californica, California Grapes have large seeds that the birds like. Fruit taste like a concord grape. - grid24_12
Vitis californica California Grape

California grape is a deciduous vine to 30'. If this grape has no support it will make a nice groundcover and can cover a large greenhouse in 4-5 years. It has clusters of small edible grapes. Bees lo... Learn more.

Vitis girdiana, Southern California Grape used to grow all around San Diego, Orange and Riverside counties. - grid24_12
Vitis girdiana Southern California Grape

Differing from Vitis californica largely in geographic area, Desert Grape is native to Southern California and the islands. Desert Grape has silvery foliage and attractive black fruit. The grapes are ... Learn more.

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