Welcome to California Horticulture

Hi there!

So, this is my first attempt at blogging. For some reason it feels like writing the annual, dreaded Christmas newsletter. The one that makes your friends groan upon receipt or laugh behind your back.

A little different, the blog will share information that I have gathered from the horticulture courses that I have taken and places that I have visited.

Concurrently, this blog might be used as my class project -- a photo journal of plants and places observed during field trips.

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Dudleya, Lady Fingers


BOTANICAL NAME: Dudleya edulis

COMMON NAME: Mission Dudleya, Lady Fingers

FAMILY: Crassulaceae

PLANT TYPE: Succulent perennials

LIGHT: Full sun

BLOOM: May - June

COLOR: white red tips

HABITAT: Native on the coast. Chaparral

COMMENTS: Fleshy stems. When they bloom they produce long stalks with little yellow flowers. Good for low borders. Likes rocky slopes and edges.

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