Pineapple Guava-Tough and beautiful multi-purpose plant. Grows to 5 feet. Excellent screen and hedge plant. Leaves leathery, stems cinnamon colored with shaggy bark in age. Flowers white and red, followed by delicious fruit. Low water user growing to ten feet; very adaptable. Evergreen, Shrub.

Smooth Angel Thorn-less Rose - This unusual thorn-less, patented hybrid tea rose features wonderfully fragrant cream-apricot blooms. Protect from reflected afternoon sun. Fertilize regularly; water deeply and infrequently. Strip leaves and prune heavily in January.

Tree Rose - Full size varieties good for containers or landscape. Stake carefully for protection from wind. Protect from reflected afternoon sun. Water containers regularly; landscape plants deeply infrequently. Feed with rose food each blooming cycle. Prune heavily in January. Patio tree, Semi-evergreen.

Winter Gem Boxwood - Dark green leaf spring and summer. Nice formal or informal hedge. Toughest variety for our climate; grows slowly to 5 feet. Suitable for topiary. Bronzes in winter. Likes sun or shade, amended soil, good drainage and moderate water. Shrub, Evergreen.

Tuscan Blue Rosemary - Improved, upright variety to 4 x 6 feet has deep blue flowers in early spring. Great for hedges; fragrant leaves widely used as seasoning. Full sun, any soil, good drainage and deep, infrequent water when established. Prune as needed for form and control.

Heavenly Cloud Texas Sage - Green leafed variety to 4 x 4 feet or more holds its leaves in cold weather better than others. Has profusion of dark purple flowers in summer and fall. Good hedge or accent. Full sun, well-drained soil; deep, infrequent water when established. Shrub, Semi-evergreen.

Glossy Abelia-This versatile hardy plant to 4 feet or more has fragrant, white flowers much of the year. Great landscape accent or flowering hedge. Full or part sun, amended soil, good drainage and deep, infrequent water when established. Prune to shape or leave natural. Evergreen, Shrub.

Green Cassia - Green, airy shrub to 4 feet or more. Masses of yellow flowers in spring. Full sun, well-drained soil, deep, infrequent water when established. Prune after flowering to avoid seed pods. Fertilize with desert plant food in spring and summer. Can freeze but recovers. Shrub, Evergreen.

Gulf Stream Nandina - Semi-dwarf variety to 4 feet shows bronze color on new growth. Foliage brilliant purple red in winter. Excellent accent, background or potted plant. Widely adaptable, but best in afternoon shade with amended soil, good drainage and deep, infrequent water. Shrub, Evergreen.

Patent Rose - Chose from newer varieties of hybrid tea, grandiflora, floribunda, shrub and hedge roses. AARS award winners included. Protect from reflected afternoon sun. Fertilize with rose food each blooming cycle; water deeply and infrequently. Prune heavily in January. Shrub, Semi-evergreen.

Sutsugekka Camellia - Tough variety to 4 feet or more has large, semi-double, white blooms and is better suited for hot, dry climates. Best with morning sun, rich soil, good drainage and ample water in growing season. Feed with Dr. Q’s acid food. Drought tolerant when established. Shrub, Evergreen.

Veitchii Gardenia - Compact shrub to 4 feet with strongly fragrant white blooms. Good for containers. Landscape plants require rich, well-drained soil and do best in full shade. Wrap or cover to protect from cold; fertilize with acid food every 6 to 8 weeks during the growing season. Shrub, Evergreen.

Santa Cruz Pyracantha - Excellent medium-sized variety to 3 x 5 feet or more has white flowers in spring followed by red berries. Great low barrier hedge, accent or bank cover. Full sun, amended soil, good drainage and deep, infrequent water when established. Clip or leave natural. Shrub, Evergreen.

Carpet Roses-Patented shrub rose to 3 x 4 feet produces masses of flawless flowers (many colors to choose from) all season. A top quality landscape accent! Give it full sun, good, well-drained garden soil and regular water. Fertilize every 6 weeks and prune to shape as needed. Semi-evergreen, Shrub.

Dwarf Mock Orange - Compact, popular variety to 3 x 3 feet makes a neat, mounding accent or border; good container plant. Prefers afternoon shade, amended, well-drained soil and deep, infrequent water when established. Use chelated iron to combat chlorosis; feed in spring and fall. Shrub, Evergreen.

Moon Bay Nandina - This compact, new variety to 3 x 3 feet has stunning scarlet foliage in winter. Excellent accent, background or potted plant. Best with morning sun, amended soil, good drainage and deep, infrequent water when established. Benefits from light feeding in spring. Shrub, Evergreen.

Mormon Tea - Tough, nearly leafless shrub to 3 x 3 feet makes an interesting accent in dry landscapes. Prefers full sun, any soil, good drainage and deep, infrequent water when established. Prune only to remove dead wood. Shrub, Semi-evergreen.

Pinkie Hawthorn - Compact evergreen shrub to 3 x 3 feet. Has bright pink flowers in spring. Excellent low hedge or foundation plant. Likes full to part sun, amended soil with good drainage, and moderate water in growing season. Fertilize regularly. Shrub, Evergreen.

Box-leaf Euonymus - This excelled low hedge plant to 3 feet is a good substitute for English Boxwood. Makes a nice border or corner accent. Full sun to medium shade, amended soil with good drainage and deep, infrequent water when established. Prune as needed to keep form. Shrub, Evergreen.

Creeping Mahonia - Good variety for hot climates; has yellow flowers in spring followed by blue berries. Leaves bronzy in winter. Spreads by underground stems. Good bank cover and erosion control. Prefers full to part sun, good drainage and deep, infrequent water when established. Ground Cover, Evergreen.

Gopher Plant - Large family of evergreens adapted to dry landscapes or containers. Some are succulent; some are cactus like. Most like full sun, good drainage and deep, infrequent water. Ask a sales associate for specific information about your selection. Accent, Evergreen.

Red Canna - Dwarf version of these tropical-looking perennials with huge, orchid-like red flowers; to three feet tall or so. Prefers rich soil and regular moisture. Sun or shade. Forms solid clump which increases in size year to year. Easy to grow and dramatic. Accent, Perennial.

Russian Sage - Multi-stemmed perennial to 3 feet with spike-like clusters of lavender blue flowers in summer. Remove old flowers to keep vigorous. Takes full sun, heat and cold. Give well-drained soil, deep infrequent water when established. Dormant in winter; prune back in spring. Accent, Perennial.

Society Garlic - Ornamental, garlic relative has lavender flowers on and off all year. Foliage smells much like garlic, and some use the green leaves for seasoning. Grow in full to part sun, any soil, good drainage and infrequent water when established. Suitable for traditional or dry landscapes. Accent, Perennial.

Variegated Box - leaf Euonymus-Excellent bicolor hedge plant to 3 feet is a good substitute for English Boxwood. Makes a nice border or corner accent. Morning sun to medium shade, amended soil with good drainage and deep, infrequent water when established. Prune as needed to keep form. Shrub, Evergreen.