Carex texensis
Catlin Sedge
Southwesternnative. Fine-textured, mat-formingsedge to 4–6 in. high.Medium green, drooping leavesform ...
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Carica papaya
It may look like a tree or large shrub, but this tropical American native, known botanically as Ca...
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Carissa macrocarpa
Natal Plum
Natal plum’s best climates are Zones 22’25, 27, and H2, but so many gardeners find this So...
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Carnegia gigantea
Saguaro
Long-lived Sonoran desert native grows very slowly to 50 ft. tall; in the wild, may be a column only 3...
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Carpenteria californica
Bush Anemone
Native to a very restricted area in foothills of southern Sierra Nevada in California’s Central ...
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Carpinus betulus
European Hornbeam
Native Europe to Iran. Dense, pyramidal tree to 40 ft. high and eventually as broad as tall, with droo...
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Carpinus caroliniana
American Hornbeam
Native to eastern North America. Round headed, to 25–30 ft. tall and wide, sometimes larger; can be si...
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Carpobrotus chilensis
Ice Plant
This ground cover is robably from South Africa; naturalized along the Pacific coast from Oregon to Baj...
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Carpobrotus edulis
Ice Plant
From South Africa. This ground cover has curved, 4- to 5-in.-long leaves; pale yellow to rose, 4-in. w...
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Carthamus tinctorius
Safflower
This useful thistle relative (probably an Asian native) grows to 3 ft. tall, 1–1 1/2 ft. wide, with er...
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Carum carvi
Caraway
From meadows and grasslands of Asia Minor. Mound of carrot-like leaves grows from a taproot to 1 or 2 ...
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Caryopteris incana
Common Bluebeard
Somewhat loose, open growth to 3–4 ft. tall, 5 ft. wide. Oval, pointed leaves have toothed margi...
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