Ribes indecorum
White Flowering Currant
Deciduous, Shrubs, Flowers
RIBESThose without spines are called currants; those with spines are known as gooseberries. The following species are grown ornamentally. Members of this genus are alternate hosts to white pine blister rust and are still banned in a few areas where white pines grow.
Ribes indecorumNative to Coast Rangesin Southern California. To 6–9 ft. tall, 4–6 ft. wide. Thickish,scallop-edged leaves to 1 1/2 in.long; dark green and roughlyhairy above, white and fuzzybeneath. Clusters of smallwhite flowers enclosed in pinkbracts put on a good show inwinter. Needs no irrigation butwill tolerate garden watering.
Solanum xantii
FromCalifornia. Erect or sprawlingto 2–3 ft. high and 3 ft. wide.Ovate green leaves to 1 3/4 in.long. ...
Eriogonum wrightii
Widely distributed speciesnative from eastern andSouthern California to westernTexas and northern Mexi...
Salvia apiana
From Southern Californiaand Baja California. Coarseplant to 3–5 ft. tall and wide.Aromatic, woolly sil...
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