Leptosyne gigantea, Giant Coreopsis Size:4" Oak gall- purple / gray

Oak gall- purple / gray

dyed in Los Angeles

Naturally occurring

Family Name Malvaceae Species Name Sphaeralcea ambigua Common Name Desert Globemallow Native to California Plant Type Perennial shrub Height x Width 4' x 5' Growth Habit Upright Growth Rate Moderate Sun Full sun Water Requirement Very low Flower Color Shades of orange

Leptosyne gigantea, Giant Coreopsis Size:4" Oak gall- purple / grayGiant Coreopsis A moderate growing California native shrub that grows to eight feet high and four feet wide. This plant has yellow daisy like flowers that bloom winter through spring. Plant with: Seacliff Buckwheat (Eriogonum parvifolium), Red Sand Verbena (Abronia maritima), Beach Sage (Artemisia pycnocephala), Beach Morning Glory Full sun Sandy soils Water once a month after the first year Attracts bees, birds, and butterflies Hardy to 30 degrees