Dudleya traskiae Size:6" Penstemon species

Penstemon species

To maintain a single trunk

The deep rose-pink flowers grow in large pagoda-like whirls on 30 inch tall flower stalks from late winter into summer

Family Name Proteaceae Species Name Adenanthos drummondii Common Name Albany Woollybush Native to Australia Plant Type Shrub Height x Width 3'-5' x 4'-6' Growth Habit Densely Branched/ Mounding Growth Rate Fast Sun Exposure Full Sun Water Requirement Low Soil Type Well Draining Flower Color Red Flowering Months Spring/Fall Evergreen/Deciduous Evergreen Fragrant No Cold Hardy to 20 - 25 degrees Attracts pollinators Hummingbirds Container Plant Yes Erosion Control Yes Bank Stabilization Yes Fire Resistant No Deer resistant Yes Local plant No

- Water only when the top one inch of soil dries

Dudleya traskiae Size:6" Penstemon speciesSanta Barbara Island liveforever A rare perennial succulent herb that is a California endangered plant species. Endemic to Santa Barbara Island,that forms a dense rosette of pointed, blue gray, succulent leaves. Yellow flower heads are held in clusters atop thick, upright, showy, red stems. The Dudleya traskiae grows one foot wide by six inches high with moderate growth. you can remove flower stems as needed and leave dry foliage alone it helps