GalleryThis Gallery illustrates my design aesthetic and provides some examples of California native and edible plants I love to grow and use in my garden designs View fullsize Native succulents View fullsize ‘Red Velvet’ Yarrow is a garden favorite and it does attract Monarchs and other beneficial insects, unlike some cultivars View fullsize Monkeyflower and California Fuchsia View fullsize Poppies and more poppies! View fullsize Spring color with native Alliums View fullsize Lewisias View fullsize Giant Trillium and California Fescue create a tranquil woodland setting View fullsize Monarch caterpillar visiting a Manzanita View fullsize Poppy explosion View fullsize Salvia spathacea, Hummingbird sage View fullsize Poppies and Foothill Penstemon Hummingbird Sage and Golden Currant View fullsize Sidalcea malviflora native to Brooks Island View fullsize Cheerful mix of perennials and annuals View fullsize A classic native color combination View fullsize Trillium and Mimulus View fullsize Lewisia cotyledon are great to grow in pots View fullsize Mimulus ‘Jelly Bean Dark Pink’ View fullsize Southern Highbush Blueberry View fullsize California fuchsia and Coffeeberry View fullsize Open-pollinated tomato perfect for the Fog Belt View fullsize CA natives in bloom View fullsize Buckwheats and Manzanita View fullsize Native cheerleaders View fullsize Bountiful summer harvest enhanced by planting pollinator-attracting natives nearby View fullsize Native hybrid 'Roger's Red' grape is super vigorous and needs lots of room to roam View fullsize Pears before thinning the cluster to only two View fullsize Globe Mallow, California Fuchsia and friends Delphinium with Monkeyflower and Phacelia View fullsize Colorful garden path View fullsize Hutton's Vireo visiting birdbath next to Foothill Penstemon View fullsize Lupines, poppies and penstemons, oh my! View fullsize California Buttercups are so very cheerful View fullsize Tranquil spring garden View fullsize Pink Lady Apple tree and Hummingbird Sage View fullsize Pear graft and Seaside daisy View fullsize Davis Showy milkweed and kale View fullsize Long-lived hybrid Mimulus View fullsize Erigeron and Mint View fullsize Davis Showy milkweed View fullsize Monarch butterfly on Davis Showy milkweed View fullsize Lovely annual Madia elegans has edible seeds Kale yeah! View fullsize Fava beans make a good cover crop View fullsize Lightly fragrant blooms of Philadelphus lewisii View fullsize Brook’s Island Checkerbloom View fullsize Buckwheat explosion with two different species View fullsize Foothill Penstemon View fullsize Native grasses mixed with Yarrow and Monkeyflower provide color and textural contrast View fullsize One of the many forms of our native Clarkia View fullsize Native cottage garden View fullsize Mixing annuals with perennials in a winning color combination View fullsize Subdued purple hues of Triteleia View fullsize Lupines always make me smile View fullsize Catalina Perfume (Evergreen Current) is a great small shrub for a shady spot View fullsize On the Bringing Back the Natives Garden Tour View fullsize Orb spiders are certainly welcome View fullsize Monarch caterpillar on Asclepias fascicularis View fullsize Fuyu Persimmon tree View fullsize Young fruit trees and wildflowers View fullsize Roses and blueberries View fullsize Fairy Fan Clarkia and Coyote mint View fullsize Penstemon palmeri View fullsize Delphinium californicum View fullsize Pacific Coast Iris hybrid ‘New Yellow’ View fullsize Showy milkweed and Wild Blue Yonder Rose View fullsize Asparagus, a fabulous perennial vegetable View fullsize Pacific Coast Iris hybrid View fullsize 3-Year old native garden View fullsize Hummingbird sage and Lemon Verbena