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HomeMy WebLinkAbout03.0- Presentation i San Serneding Malif arnis PROCLAMATION of THE MAYOR & COMMON COUNCIL DESIGNATING THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2014 AS ""JACK L. HILL DAY" WHEREAS, Jack L. Hill was born in Denton, Texas, moving to San Bernardino, California with his family at the age of 6. He attended San Bernardino High School and was a star player on the 1941 football team; and WHEREAS, Jack L. Hill served with distinction in the United States Army in World War II, the Korean War, and in the Vietnam War, impressing the Officers and Non-Commissioned Officers to the degree of his leadership that he received the rank of Senior Master Sergeant. He also co-founded the Guy Winton Morris American Legion Post 710; and WHEREAS, He was always volunteering and giving back to the community he loved so dearly. In 1981, Jack L. Hill, Leonard Davenport and Luis Navarette founded the Neighborhood Housing Services of the Inland Empire to improve housing opportunities for working families in San Bernardino, and WHEREAS, Jack L. Hill served on the San Bernardino Public Library Board of Trustees for 23 years, approximately 15 of them spent as the Board's President. The San Bernardino Public Library named its Literacy Center the Jack L. Hill Lifelong Learning Center in his honor; and WHEREAS, being a devoted Christian, Jack L. Hill, is an active member of Neu) Hope Missionary Baptist Church and faithfully attends the 7:00 a.m. Sunday morning service; and WHEREAS, Jack L. Hill is truly a great man who has made a difference in San Bernardino and whose wondrous deeds have made a lasting impact on our community. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, on behalf of the citizens of San Bernardino, the Mayor and Common Council do hereby declare Thursday, October 16, 2014 as JACK L. HILL DAY in honor of one of San Bernardino's greatest citizens and one of the Inland Empire's true legends. DATED this 6th day of October, 2014. VIRGI QUE R. CAREY DAVIS HENRY MCKEL Council em er, First W d Mayor Council Member, Fifth Ward �s�ARD�o MTO J./AMU/C�__ >' RIKKE VAN JO NSON Council Member, Second Ward %' O ,-""Cauncil Member, Sixth Ward O JOHN A. VALDIVIA, II FRED HO JIM MULVIHILL Council Member, Third Ward Council Me ber, Fourth Ward Council Member, Seventh Ward of Dan axiinS, RESOLUTION IN MEMORY OF THE HONORABLE "DOE" V X SUARE J . January 2, 1941 - September 23 2014 WHEREAS, on Tuesday, September 23, 2014, Joe Suarez completed the great race of his life. He crossed the finish line a champion; and WHEREAS, Joe Suarez was born on January 2, 1941 in Texas. He was a resident of San Bernardino for over 25 years. Joe was a 22 year United States Air Force Veteran. He served 16 years overseas, including the Vietnam War, where he completed two tours. He was also assigned to duty with the U.S. Embassies in Spain and Greece; and WHEREAS, Joe attended the University of Maryland and Cal State San Bernardino and was a graduate of the United States Air Force Institute. He was a Certified Linguist and fluently spoke Spanish, German, Italian, and Greek, which was his favorite language; and WHEREAS, Joe was the Council Member of the Fifth Ward from December 6, 1999 to March 1, 2004. During his tenure on the City Council, he served on several Council Committees. Joe also was a member of the San Bernardino Convention and Visitors Bureau, the Child Advocates of San Bernardino County, the Uptown YMCA, the San Bernardino Breakfast Rotary, the North-Enders Business Association, and the ASA Learning Center. Further, he was Chairman of the San Bernardino Soap Box Derby and a member of the Moose Lodge and Elks Lodge. Before his election to the City Council, he served on the City's Building and Planning Commissions. Joe was instrumental in creating the Blast Soccer Fields, Littlefield/Shultis Memorial Park, and the Verdemont Fire Station; and WHEREAS, Joe Suarez was a wise man and a friend to all. He was a fair, honest, and genuine man who everyone could easily relate to. He was well thought of by City employees, management, and elected officials, who greatly appreciated his wonderful sense of humor, uncompromising honesty, and witty charm that was exclusively "Joe"; and WHEREAS, Joe Suarez was blessed with his beautiful and devoted wife, Urania, his four children and grandchildren. He leaves a legacy of exemplary accomplishments and fond memories to them. May the love and joy for life that Joe so generously demonstrated to his family and friends always be present in our hearts and minds. NOW, THEREFORE, we, the Mayor and Common Council of the City of San Bernardino memorialize, honor, and acknowledge "Joe" V. C. Suarez, Jr. for his wondrous deeds to God, Country and Community and give thanks for being among the many lives he has influenced and touched along his journey. DATED this 6th day of October, 2014. VIRG MAR✓4� R. CAPE DAVIS HENRY MCKEL Council Member, First Ward Mayor Council Member, Fifth Ward o /& � UM . BAR S H /&&.("RIKKE VAN JO NSON Council Member, Second Ward �? F ,�` Cou El ember, Sixth Ward JOHN A. VALDIVL9, H FRED SHO TT JIM MULVIHILL Council Member, Third Ward Council Me ber, Fourth Ward Council Member, Seventh Ward BE o �4�. 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M ' ;. . 5 ft.or so in height,but the The resinous fragrant foliage ,a, groundcover forms listed here may be green, grey,or olive in 0 ,;�,« �+ typically top out from 1 to 3 ft. color.Many plants have low high. `Dana Point'is extremely Rockrose mounding growth habits,mak- Theodore Payne vigorous and quickly spreads up Photo:Plants Express ing them good groundcovers. California Buckwheat to at least io ft.wide. `Theodore Some include white rockrose(C. Payne'is considerably smaller, x hybridus), sageleaf rockrose(C. usually not more than 5 to 6 ft. salviifolius),pink rockrose(C.x wide,and has white pompon skanbergii),and Sunset rockrose flower heads and brighter green (C.`Sunset').These plants are leaves.`Warriner Lytle'has olive good for slopes,and combine green foliage and light,airy well with California buckwheat flower clusters and pink flower (Eriogonum fasciculatum) buds.This selection may reach 3 and rosemary(Rosmarinus to 5 ft.wide. officinalis). Euryops pectinatus*- Chilopsis linearis and XChitalpo Golden African Daisy tashkentensis- �, �, Grey green(rarely bright green - Desert willow and Chitalpa as in the case of the cultivar Fast growing deciduous trees Viridis')deeply divided foliage :�`�' ` »•or large shrubs.Desert willow provide a lovely setting for the (Chilopsis linearis)is 1 of the par- spring to early summer blooms ents of the chitalpa,and is well that are bright golden-yellow _ worth growing.Look for the fol daisies.Plants will reach 3 to lowing desert willows: `Warren 4 ft.in height and are equally "'• • Jones'(often evergreen and has wide spreading.These plants large pink flowers), `Burgundy i Viridis Golden are especially easy to grow. Burgundy Lace Lace'with deep purple flowers, g, African Daisy Desert Willow `Regal'has bicolored flowers Photo:Plants Express that are dark purple and pale lavender.There are z named u selections of chitalpa: `Morning Cloud'grows up to 25 ft.tall with white flowers and purple lines in the throat, `Pink Dawn' reaches 15 ft.tall with pale pink flowers.All desert willows and chitalpas appreciate some deep summer irrigation that will result in more flowers. Gaura lindheimeri- .,. �► Calylophus*spp.-Sundrops Butterfly flower This perennial's bowl-shaped, Evergreen perennial to 4 ft.tall ' " 1-in.bright yellow flowers, thin " with an equal spread. Plants are leaves, and wiry stems combine long-lived,have a deep taproot, to suggest fragility yet this and have rather sparse foliage * ` durable plant requires very little that is often spotted red.White , ' care or attention.Sundrops will flowers turn pink as they age ' grow to about 1 ft.tall and up and are produced in a seemingly , to 2 ft.wide.Plants have a long un-ending supply from spring '1� bloom season,from spring fall, through fall,on decorative long Sundrops but they may take a break Butterfly Flower wands.In some gardens, this during extreme summer heat plant can become invasive, so especially if grown dry. it is always a good idea to cut back flower stalks before seeds Ceanothus spp.- ripen.There are pink flowered California wild lilac,Ceanothus forms as well as selections with Evergreen small trees,shrubs, variegated foliage. g and groundcovers with spec tacular blue flowers in spring: Gelsemium sempervirens*- ! C. `Ray Hartman'can be grown 4 Carolina Jessamine as a small multi-trunked tree, Evergreen vine with many clus- r ". as an informal hedge,or screen ters of golden yellow,sweetly h up to about 15 ft.tall and wide. scented flowers in spring.Glossy •'. , aj Oval-shaped shiny green leaves A_ green leaves are attractive N'~Y are attractive and may be 2 in. if C Concha alornia throughout the year.This long.Sky blue flower clusters ,r vine climbs by relatively thin, Wild Lilac vary in size with the plants twining stems that may reach age and can be 2-4 in.long.C. heights up to 20 ft..All parts of `Concha'has a rigid, arching Carolina Jessamine this plant are poisonous. growth habit and may be 8 ft. Photo:Plants Express tall with a wider spread.Indigo blue flowers nearly cover the Geranium incanum- f .t. dark green leaves.Plant this i {Carpet geranium shrub as a spring focal point. r ,Evergreen,spreading perennial C.griseus var.horizontalis . less than 1 ft.tall and around `Yankee Point'is widely grown 2 ft.wide.This plant's vigor in California.Lustrous oval f finely ous carpet of divided leaves make this ground-cover evergreen foliage is an unusual beautiful all year.Plumes of blue foil for the showy rosy-purple flowers adorn the foliage for a flowers that are freely produced month during the spring.These from spring through fall.Carpet plants can grow large-up to 20 geranium can border on being ft.across.Crowded plantings Carpet geranium invasive in some gardens.This pile up quickly and reach 6 ft. plant may be cut back hard in in height.Well spaced plantings winter to keep in under control pruned each spring to remove and tidy. upright growth can be kept at 2-3 ft.high. Buddleja davidii*- Grevillea spp.*-Grevillea Butterfly bush . Evergreen trees and shrubs and Evergreen large shrubs typically groundcovers that bloom in reaching from io to 15 ft.tall and winter and spring.Plants typi- equally wide.Coarse textured cally prefer well-drained soils. leaves are about 6 in.long All have unusual flowers that W, that are dark green above and are attractive to hummingbirds. ..r' whitish below.6 to iz in.conical Grevillea(G.x gaudichaudii) flower clusters appear through is a groundcover up to 12 in.tall ". out the summer.Plants should ; °: and spreading 6 to 9 ft.wide. be cut back hard every winter. f` .: Dark green divided leaves have Pink Delight Fragrant flower may be purple, Woolly Grevillea sharp point,and new growth Butterfly Bush lavender,pink,or whitish and Photo:Plants Express is reddish.Attractive flowers Photo:Plants Express most have an orange center. are 3 to b in.long and are deep Purple-flowered forms seem red.Prune the plant lightly to attract the most butterflies. after it blooms.Best grown in Dwarf plants are referred to as partial shade.Woolly Grevillea B.d.var.nanhoensis,and reach (G.lanigera*)is variable as from 3 to 5 ft.tall and have there are groundcover forms proportionately smaller leaves (`Prostrata'and shrubby forms and flower clusters. that may reach io ft.tall.Dense, woolly leaves cover the plant. Caltiandra spp.-Fairy duster Reddish pink to cream colored >^** There are 2 primary types in flowers appear most heavily A, Southern California gardens: from late winter to spring,but Baja fairy duster(C.californica) some flowers are produced has vibrant red flowers.This throughout the year. plant grows much larger-up to b ft.tall and may spread even f Heteromeles arbutifolia-Toyon wider.These shrubs often have Toyon is often compared to a rather open growth habit,and ',*the Mediterranean's olive, .,!''' are at their best when grown ,' both plants can be used as in front of plants.Pink fairy 4 formal and informal screens Pink Fairy Duster duster(C.eriophylla)is native to �"` '` •V and hedges,multi-trunked California and has pinkish ke«j F small trees,and standard small flow- ers,and a mature plant typically trees.Toyon has large clusters grows from 2 to 3 ft.tall and "n r of small white flowers in May spreads to 3 to 5 ft.wide.Some �,4 ,and June,these are followed plants will send up additional - ,; " ; long-lasting red berries in shoots from underground roots, Claremont Toyon fall-winter.The berries are used but these are rarely a problem as holiday decorations.As the for most gardens or gardeners. berries age and ferment,they become a favorite food for many species of birds.Yellow(`Davis Gold'and`Claremont')and orange berried forms are also available. Heuchera spp.- F, e r �' "' Artemisia spp.-Wormwood Coral bells,Alum root " Grown for their finely cut white Evergreen with white, pink,or to grey-green foliage and small red flowers.Plants do best under flowers,these plants provide a deciduous trees where plants soothing backdrop for colorful get sun in winter and shade in flowers or green foliage. `Powis summer.Mass plants for visual Castle'is a dense mound of at impact.Island alum root(H. tractive grey to white foliage 3- ' maxima)is the largest at iz- 18 4 ft.tall and 6-8 ft.wide. Great in.tall and z-3 ft.wide.White Basin sagebrush(A. tridentata) flowers on 3 ft.stems in spring is a woody shrub that has ever Coral Bells last a month.Grey-green leaves Powis Castle green silvery foliage and upright are covered with soft hairs. Wormwood growth habit to 3 6 ft. tall and Coral bells(H.sanguinea)are wide.Plants are fast growing great edging plants.3-4 in.tall. and bring age to a garden.Cali- f ft.flower stalks have many red fornia sagebrush(A.californica) flowers.These two provide many has finely cut aromatic leaves, hybrids: `Santa Ana Cardinal' and is one of the most common has shiny green leaves and red native plants in California.This flowers on z ft.stalks, `Wendy' semi-woody plant may reach 6 has grey-green leaves and z ft. ft.tall and wide. `Montara'is a flower stalks with pink flowers, low mounding form to z ft. tall `Old La Rochette'has green and 4 ft.across. 'Canyon Gray'is leaves and 3 ft.flower stalks a groundcover from 3-6 in.tall with pale pink flowers. and spreading to 8 ft. Iris spp.-Iris j Baccharis spp.-Coyote bush Evergreen spring-blooming This low growing to mound- perennials with thick under- gr ing shrub has fine textured ground rhizomes, narrow x green to grey green leaves and leaves grow in fans.Bearded "� is nearly indestructible.This iris(L germanica)come in ? is an easily grown California many colors and sizes,and are ' .`� native.When plants row too „fir y .. P g easy to grow. Grayish 1 in.wide y a tall,or look too tired,cut back leaves age to pale brown and severely in January.Fresh new are easily pulled.Douglas iris growth will follow,especially if (L douglasiana)1 ft.tall with Coyote Bush a very light application of a ni- Douglas Iris lavender blue flowers,plants do trogen fertilizer is added after best in partial shade.Dark green pruning.Seedless male variet- leaves are 1/2 in.wide, and age ies include: `Twin Peaks'with to a russet brown. Cut off spent very small leaves,and`Pigeon foliage instead of pulling as they Point'with large, green,leaves don't come off easily until aged and a lax growth habit. `Starn',a a year or more.Butterfly iris(L male hybrid,has predominantly spuria)grow 3 to 5 ft.tall and green branches with small green are upright plants.Flowers are leaves and tolerates extreme yellow,white,or lavender blue. heat and drought better than the Cut back after blooms. others. Arctostaphylos spp. Juniperus spp. Juniper �» Manzanita }a Evergreen groundcovers, The best manzanita ground � �. .�� ���'� z �shrubs,and trees.There is a cover for our inland gardens is � � r juniper for just about every land sca e situation,these beautiful k little sur manzanita(A.edmund- P and easy to care for plants are : sh).Plants have shiny green << ..r �„ „f leaves and produce clusters of � often overused or planted in small white urn-shaped flowers : ` t=; = .<spaces that are too small for tr �, in winter,that are followed by � � �»� � ���� . their mature size.Junipers tiny apple-like fruits in spring '' r r # have scale-like or needle-like and early summer.Plants are .}r , .*"..x aromatic leaves.Japanese Howard McMinn very low growing for many j Juniper garden juniper U procumbens Manzanita years,but will eventually `Nana')has stiff low spreading mound up.Plants will reach branches,blue-grey dense from i to 3 ft.in height and will needle-like leaves and grows spread up to 6 to 8 ft.wide. to 12 in.tall and spreads 4 to 6 `Pacific Mist'with grey leaves ft.wide.San Jose juniper(J. and fewer clusters of white chinensis`San Jose')has dark flowers needs more space.This green needle-like foliage and selection will reach up to 3 ft. grows to 2 ft.tall and spreads tall and will spread to io ft. up to 6 ft.wide.Plants are slow wide.Young plants may appear growing and durable. sparse for a year or 2,but then quickly fill in. Lagerstroemia spp.- Crape myrtle Arctods spp.*-African Daisy Deciduous small trees with There are many types of African f colorful flowers throughout the daisies,but nearly all of them summer and into fall.These have brightly colored daisy trees can also have attractive flowers.Plants usually have a fall color,and elegant smooth low-growing,carpeting growth brown bark that peels in habit though some are clump —_ - patches.There are many flower ing.Plants may be killed by hard colors white,red,pink,laven- frost in our region,but these fast der,and bicolors.The foliage growing,free-flowering plants Natchez Crape Myrtle is often afflicted by mildew, are always welcome in the t though the Indian tribes hybrids Orange African Daisy garden.The Ravers Pumpkin Pie were developed specifically Photo:Plants Express has vibrant red-orange flowers for mildew resistance.Some of and will reach about i ft.tall. t, the best of these hybrid trees are:`Biloxi'has pink flowers, `Muskogee'has lavender flow- ers, `Natchez'has white flowers, and`Tuscarora'has reddish flowers.Dwarf(shrubby) varieties that grow from 2 to 8 ft. tall are also sold. Lantana spp.*-Lantana Color,color, color for months on Anigroo P spp.*- � Kangaroo Paw �4' end!With caveats:berries area Plants form evergreen clumps poisonous and some are allergic ° of green to grey green, iris like to the foliage.Plants may freeze tl� ° � .. -� foliage.Spectacular long lasting � Bowe/ , ��° +�" •back in colder areas;when this flower clusters appear in spring happens wait until the danger of ' '�' . '" , and summer.Flowers can be further frost damage has passed ! 4 yellow,orange, red, or green and cut the plants back to live ° � and are covered with short stems. Older plants may be rough hairs.The flowering b rejuvenated�- ��-+��,a'c►�,. 1 y hard pruning,or stems of the largest hybrids may Lavender Lantana mowing with a brush mower in Harmony reach 6 to 8 ft.tall,while dwarf Photo:Plants Express late winter or early spring-after Kangaroo Paw varieties grow only 1 to 3 ft.high. the chance of frost.There are Photo:Plants Express innumerable named selections - Arbutus spp.-Arbutus in many colors, and combina- Evergreen trees with moderate tions of colors,including: growth rates. `Marina'may white,lavender,yellow,orange, ' reach heights from 40 to 70 ft. pink,and red.Growth habits ' tall(the shorter figure is much vary from low groundcovers to more typical)and has showy single-trunked patio trees,so be clusters of pink flowers in winter sure to carefully select a plant and spring that are followed by that will grow in the space that colorful orange to red 1-in. fruits you have available for it. that are edible, though bland. *_ Strawberry Tree The bark peels each year and Lavandula spp. Lavander is deep red in color. Strawberry There are myriad lavenders tree(A.unedo)has smaller clus- to choose from for Southern ters of white flowers and smaller California.They typically have fruits.Its rough bark varies from attractive grey foliage and spikes gray to rich cinnamon in color. of blue,white,pink, or lavender Mature specimens may reach flowers.Most like to be cut back about 25 ft.high and are equally hard after they have bloomed in wide-spreading.June or July(though you should .;� not cut them back hard for at -' least 1 full year after planting), Otto Quast Lavendar and if done annually lavenders Photo:Plants Express are long-lived plants.Spanish lavender(L.stoechas*)has showy bracts atop each flower cluster,and does not require hard pruning every year, `Otto Quast'is a popular selection. English lavender(L.angusti- folia)is the familiar lavender of commerce.There are many named selections of this species. Achiiiea miilefolium-Yarrow Leucophyiium frutescens- Evergreen,aromatic, Texas ranger finely-divided,bright green to Evergreen, grey foliaged,dense grey-green foliage.Flat topped A"". µ " shrubs having i in.wide,showy, s clusters of closely packed flower purple,pink,to white flowers in heads may be white,cream, ` , " profusion in summer and fall. yellow,orange,pink,magenta, _ Rounded leaves densely clothe ;µ. or red.These plants can be used the stems and are about 1 in. ` effectively in any sort of flower across.Plants reach 5-io ft.tall garden,and may also be used and almost as wide.Scattered as groundcovers and even as deep summer irrigations pro Island Pink Yarrow a walked-on turf substitute. Texas Ranger mote heavy blooms.Established Simply mow the plants at the plants survive summers without end of the flowering season or irrigation,but won't flower cut back the spent flower heads much. when their appearance becomes objectionable to you. Leymus condensatus 'Canyon Prince'- ' Agave spp.*- Canyon Prince wild ryegrass Agave,Century plant This broad-leaved grass is an Architectural plants that form easy and beautiful plant for rosettes of succulent leaves the garden.Leaf blades may that often have spines.'Blue be nearly 1 in.across and are a Flame'is a hybrid between A. steel-blue.Plants form dense attenuata and A.shawii.Each ` clumps in heavy soils,and ,::. thick succulent leaf has minute �' 'looser running colonies in sandy teeth along the margins and a .' soil.Established plants are long terminal spine that usually Canyon Prince easily divided in fall.Clumps curves inward toward the heart Wild Rye Grass make great backdrops for Foxtail Agave of the plant.A mature rosette smaller perennials. of'Blue Flame`may reach 5 to 6 ft.across and will grow 3 to _ Limonium perezii-Sea lavender 4 ft.tall.Plants produce many v. Evergreen perennial z-3 ft. pups and eventually form large tall,forming broad rosettes of colonies.A rosette will flower at 1-ft.long,leathery,deep green 7 to io years of age, and subse ; leaves.Plants produce showy, quently dies,the profusion of large,dome-like masses of long pups will continue to mature. ; f lasting papery purple bracts Plants should be protected from that house ephemeral white frost.Artichoke agave(A.parryi a ._ flowers.These make excellent var. truncata)has grey-green F�,# ,r dried flowers when cut and leaves,wicked black terminal -- hung to dry upside down.Plants spines,and sharp marginal Sea Lavendar can be killed by frost,but they teeth.Rosettes will reach 3 ft. are easy and fast growing,so across and are 1 to 2 ft.tall. losing a plant is not a problem. Plants typically produce pups Self-sown seedlings may appear from the base and can make in the garden and are almost large colonies. always welcome. Muhlenbergia spp.- Muhlenbergia These long-lived easy to grow grasses are widely adapted to E r gardens.Of the many species, Sun Shade Dry Season Type Foliage California 2 stand out as especially useful Watering Native F M Sh E Some for our region. Bamboo muhly F M Sh E (M.dumosa)is native to the P,S M Sh E Yes P,S M Sh,G E Yes southwest(not to California) P,s M Sh E Yes and has a graceful arching P,S M Sh E Yes growth habit with cane like P,S M Sh,G E Yes Deer Grass stems that may reach from 4 to F,P M Sh E 6 ft.in height,similar in look F,P L,M Sh E Some F L,M i; Sh E Yes to a bamboo(but it isn't).Thin F L,M Sh E Yes out the oldest stems when they F L.M Sh,G E begin to look ragged.Do not cut F °`""` L,M Sh,G jik E F L,M Sh G JR E back hard as it often does not F L,M Ili Sh,G V E respond well to this treatment. F L,M Sh,G lit E Deer grass(M.rigenS)1S native FFP ,PS 'L,M,H Sn Ps,G i E,D Some JR to California and is a great F,P,s , nn,. u s, E g F it W=ffsh,Ps,G E Yes choice for large scale plant F ME M 1• , Ps,G E ings or for pattern plantings. F 'ME M EffW, Sh E Mature clumps resemble giant F'MR MEEE Sh - E F MID M EE: S ff' E pincushions with their narrow F,P M.IEEW Ps,G`" E E flower spikes reaching heights F,P MI M& Ps,G Jam, E Of 4-6 ft.tall.Established ,P L,M KKK-, Ps,G E some plants tolerate a wide range of F,P L,M 1K Ps,G E Yes irrigation regimes,making this F,P L,M Ps,G " E Yes species one of the best choices F,P L,M ll�" Ps,G 1f E Yes F M V I_for that difficult transition area F M � v=f D Se se in many gardens: between a F M,H K Sh-=W,,, E € ' Sh regularly irrigated lawn and a F M,H Sh E much drier landscape planting. F M v D When necessary, ut the plant F M v p y' p an F M Ps,G E Some back hard in Feb. to Mar.,before F M Ps E Yes new growth occurs. F M Ps E Yes F,P M Ps,G E Yes ,« 41 Myoporum parvifolium*- '4 " Creeping myoporum . >, AA Evergreen carpeting shrub to 6 in.tall and io-20 ft.wide. Narrow,lush-green,succulent �'' • ° leaves densely clothe the stems. Small flowers, pink or white, �_ ,�i�l► are not particularly showy.This 'Y plant is a great choice for large Putah Creelc areas,but it does not tolerate Creeping Myoporum foot traffic. Photo:Plants Express Myrtus communis-Myrtle The appearance of these plants t is deceptive—their dark green shiny foliage makes them look Vannes like they would want more Scientific name Common name water,but rest assured that Rhamnus spp. Rhamnus Rhamnus alaternus Italian buckthorn these durable Mediterranean Rhamnus californica Coffee berry shrubs are quite drought- Rhamnus califomica'Ed Holm' Ed Holm coffee berry L Rhamnus californica'Eve Case' Eve Case coffee berry tolerant.Small white flowers Rhamnus californica'Leatherleaf Leatherleaf coffee berry dot the plants in Spring and are Rhamnus californica'Seaview Improved' Seaview Improved coffee berry " followed by small blue-black Rhaphiolepis spp. India hawthorn Compact Myrtle Rhaphiolepis'Rosea' Rosea India hawthorn fruits that are eaten by birds. Rhus spp. Rhus These plants may be pruned Rhus integrifolia Lemonade berry Rhus ovata Sugar bush into formal hedges or screens, Rosmarinus officinalis* Rosemary or they may be allowed to grow Rosmarinus officinalis'Huntington Carpet' `,+iuntington Carpet rosemary informally.There are a number Rosmarinus officinalis*Irene* gene rosemary Rosmarinus officinalis'Ken Taylor' £Ken Taylor rosemary of cultivars:`Boetica'is a taller Rosmarinus officinalis'Prostratr q,, .Prostratus rosemary (up to 8 ft.),more angular Salvia spp' ,Sage Salvia leucantha* jMexican sage form with much larger leaves. Salvia spathacea* 10ummingbird sage `Compacta'is the form most Teucrium spp. Germander typically seen and has dense Teucrium marjoricum fruity germander Teucrium fruticans mush germander small leaves and a crowded Teucrium fruticans'Azureum' iokzureum bush germander growth habit.`Variegata'has Teucrium fruticans'Compacta' ,�Gompacta bush germander Thymus spp. ,Thyme Creamy Variegated leaves. � Tulbaghia violacea* (Society garlic Verbena spp. ®;Verbena e0 Nandinadomestiea*- Verbena bonariensis 11Purpletop Heavenly bamboo Verbena lilacina `,Lilac verbena ! Verbena lilacina'De La Mina' De La Mina lilac verbena `Though its common name might Verbena lilac Paseo Rancho lilac verbena ma'Paseo Rancho Indicate that this plant is a Vitis spp. Drape Vitis'Roger's Red Roger's Red grape bamboo,It isn't.It is an ever Westringiafruticosa ' Westrngia ,, green clumping member of the Westringia fruticosa'Morning Light a Morning Light westringia ` •+. >" 'ri barberry family with a vertical Westringia fruticosa'Wynyabbie Gem' Wynyabbie Gem westringia Wisteria spp.* wisteria >. ' growth habit.When pruning Wisteria sinensis* Chinese wisteria this plant,cut the stems that are Zauschneria spp. California fuchsia Zauschneria'Catalina' Catalina California fuchsia too tall to the ground,new basal Zauschneria'Route 66' Route 66 California fuchsia shoots will emerge to take their Zauschneria'Select Mattole' Select Mattole California fuchsia Gulf Stream Nandina place.The leaves are leathery Photo:Plants Express •indicates availability at The Home Depot and are finely divided.Heavenly bamboo's roots compete very well with aggressive tree roots. 'Gulf Stream'*may reach 3 ft. tall and has fresh grey-green foliage that turns red during the fall and winter months. Osmanthus/rograns- Sweet olive r Tall evergreen shrub 8 to 15 ft. tall(though it Can eventually Sun Shade Dry Season Type Foliage California Waterin Native grow into a 30 ft. tall tree)pri- F.P L.M T,Sh E Yes manly grown for its durability F,P L,M T,Sh E Yes • pervasive sweet fra- F,P L,M T,Sh E Yes and the h P,S M,H Ps,G E Some grance of its tiny flowers.Dark P,s M Ps,G E Yes P M Ps,G E Yes green leaves are less than 2 in. P M Ps E wide and up to 4 in. long.New P M Ps,G E Yes growth is coppery.Tiny white P M Ps,G t, E Yes Sweet Olive F,P,S L,M Ps ,, E Some or orange flowers are produced P L,M Ps,G 1 E Yes in small clusters sporadically F L,M Ps jai: E throughout the year. Plants are F L,M Ps ]N ' E F,P L,M T,Sh,G '; E Some often slow growing,and do not F,P L,M S,G M like dry winds.Great hedge or F,P M S,G E F L,M T,Sh D screen plant. F L,M T ! D F � L,Ma T D Osteospermum*spp.- F L,M T D Freeway daisy F AIR L,M a T D Evergreen perennials producing F M 2 Sh,G 11 . E g p P g �l L.M Ps masses of daisy flowers.Thick F L,M � :` Ps .E green leaves are topped b F I L,M Ps y L.M Ps E colorful daisy flowers that may F M Sh 'A, E be white,purple,pink, orange, F,P M,H if PS G :,, E Yes F E or yellow.Plants typically bloom F : L,M,H -zAj Pss G E Some most heavily in spring,with F l_11' M Ps smaller quantities of flowers F® e� L,M _ Ps G � `E Yes M Sh,G �;E produced in summer and fall. P�rj L,M Sh E Purple Freeway Daisy Plants of the Symphony Series F L,M Sh ; Photo:Plants Express F° L,M Sh E are particularly floriferous F L,M Sh and grow to about 1 ft.tall and F,P At M,H Sh,G E M,H All Sh,G •jE spread to 3 ft.wide,and the P,s M,H T,Sh MjPMrE flowers are at least 2 in.across. F M,H Ps,Gj'' E F L,M X11, D Some F L,M ! D Yes F,P M,H j Wr Ps,G' '; E,D F,P M,H lit Ps Ait E P M,H Ps,G $j[';` E F,P M,H jF', Ps,G E Some F M,H jjjI Ps E Yes F M,H , It Ps,G E Yes F M,H '. Ps E Yes F M,H Ps E,D F M Ps E F L,M,H T E,D Some F L,M T E Yes F L,M T E Yes F M T D Yes Parkinsonia spp.- Palo verde Though these are deciduous trees,many people rarely notice NAMES as these plants have attractive Scientific name Common name Heteromeles arbutifolia Toyon green trunks and branches Heteromeles arbutifolia'Claremont' Claremont toyon R A' �' throughout the year.Waves of Heteromeles arbutifolia'Davis Gold' Davis Gold toyon a Heuchera spp. Coral bells,Alum root bright yellow flowers appear Heuchera maxima Island alum root ,,- from mid-spring-summer.To Heuchera'Old La Rochette' Old La Rochette coral bells "' :�► encourage more flowers,give Heuchera sanguinea Coral bells Heuchera'Santa Ana Cardinal' Santa Ana Cardinal coral bells your established trees deep Heuchera'Wendy' Wendy coral bells t?r watering once or twice a month Iris spp. Iris Palo Verde Iris douglasiana Douglas iris in summer.The light dappled Photo:Plants Express Iris germanica Bearded iris shade provided by palo verde Iris spuria Butterfly iris trees is easy to garden under. Juniperus spp. Juniper Juniperus chinensis'San Jose' San Jose juniper `Desert Museum'is a hybrid that Juniperus procumbens'Nana! Japanese garden juniper blooms profusely through late Lagerstroemia spp. Crape myrtle Lagerstroemia'Biloxi' Biloxi crape myrtle Spring,summer and well into Lagerstroemia'Muskogee' Muskogee crape myrtle fall,with flowering triggered Lagerstroemia'Natchez' Natchez crape myrtle by periodic deep irrigation. Lagerstroemia'Tuscarora! Tuscarora crape myrtle Lantana spp.* Lantana This tree can be grown single Lavandula spp.* Lavender trunked,or multi-trunked. Lavandula angustifolia English lavender Lavandula stoechas* Spanish lavender Lavandula stoechas'Otto Quast' Otto Quast Spanish lavender Pelargonium spp.-Geranium Leucophyllum frutescens Texas ranger Many of these geraniums have Leymus condensatus'Canyon Prince' Canyon Prince wild ryegrass fragrant foliage,and are often Limonium perezii Sea lavender Muhlenbergia spp. Muhlenbergia Sold by their Scent:apple, Muhlenbergia dumosa Bamboo muhly nutmeg,lime,etc.In our hot Muhlenbergia rigens Deer grass Myoporum parvifolium* Creeping myoporum inland gardens,all of these Myrtus communis Myrtle plants perform best when grown Myrtus communis'Boetica' Boetica myrtle in afternoon Shade.Martha Myrtus communis'Compacta' Compacta myrtle Myrtus communis'Variegata' Variegata myrtle Washington(P.X domesticum) Nandina domestica* Heavenly bamboo grow to about 3 ft.tall and have Nandina domestica'Gulf Stream'* Gulf Stream heavenly bamboo Osmanthus fragrans Sweet olive �showy white,p ink,red, Osteospermumspp.* Freeway daisy Common Geranium ve lavender,purple,or near black Parkinsonia spp. Palo verde flowers.Plants bloom from Parkinsonia'Desert Museum' Desert Museum palo verde Pelargonium spp. Geranium spring to early summer.Cut back Pelargonium x domesticum Martha Washington geranium these plants by 1/2 to 1/3 in Nov.- Pelargonium tomentosum Peppermint geranium Penstemon spp. Penstemon Dec.for best appearance and Penstemon centranthifolius Scarlet bugler flower production.Peppermint Penstemon heterophylla'Margarita BOP'* Margarita BOP foothill penstemon (p tomentosum)has densely Penstemon spectabilis* Foothill penstemon Perovskia spp. Russian sage harry leaves that are Very Ptilotus exaltatus var.villosus'Platinum Wallaby'* Platinum Wallaby ptilotus fragrant when crushed.Plants Quercus spp. Oak Quercus agrifolia Coast live oak grow to about 2 ft.tall and Quercus engelmannii Engelmann oak spread an indefinite distance as Quercus lobata valley oak the stems root where they touch the ground.This is an outstand- ing groundcover for dappled shade.Protect from frost. *indicates availability at The Home Depot Penstemon spp.*-Penstemon Evergreen perennials that prefer full sun,well-drained soil, Sun Shade Type Foliage Dry Season California or and good air circulation.All Waterin Native F,P M,H Ps,G E Some e are spectacular in bloom,but F,P L,M Sh,Ps,G E Some ` many are short-lived.Dead head F,P L,M Sh E Yes plants early to direct the plant's FFP M L PS Ps E energy into producing more F L,M T E Some growth or more flowers.Scarlet F L,M T E * F L,M Aik T,Sh E bugler(R centranthifolius) F,P L.M jlkT,Sh,G E Some may reach 3-5 ft.tall, and has F,P L,M lit;;;Sh,G E Yes Penstemon attractive grey foliage,and nar �1P Ps,G E Yes Margarita BOP FFP L,M Ps,G E g row, tubular, orange-red flowers F j L,M Ps,G E Photo:Plants Express that are hummingbird favorites. F ME L,M Sh,Ps G - E Some Margarita BOP Penstemon F MjE: L &, Ps E Yes IMt L MJF Ps,G E Yes (P,heterophyllus`Margarita F ME L M!Ps.G JE, E Yes BOP'*)is a very floriferous F,P,M- 1111 M Ps E F MWI L ,MIR Sh"Ml E Yes selection that is easy to grow in F,P L,WMW Sh,G most gardens.Blue-violet,z-in. F,P L,nt .Sh,G E Some s F,P„` L,M 'sn G appear on 6-in.flower F E L,M sh.G, �R _ E flowers a Yes stalks in spring and early sum- F ME'' M MW Sh iMff,,, E mer.Plants may reach 2 ft.tall F M M Sh'EM., E F ME L,M iIIIffiE Sh=M E Some and z-3 ft.wide. Dense,narrow, F ME L,M]EIIff Sh M It E blue-green leaves are 1-3 in. F IIIEW L,M IMPF Sh'1 ME,,, E Yes F,P M,H Ps,G �', E long.Foothill Penstemon(p F,P L,M,H T,Sh,G E Some spectabilis)reaches 3-5 ft.tall F M AW& Sh E Yes and has dozens of blue,violet, F,P M,H MSh,G . ; f E Yes F M Sh E Yes or white flowers.Plants are short F L,M MIJT,SnM ;E,D Yes lived,but are spectacular when F L,M (( T Sfr W D Yes the bloom in spring and earl F L,M MR7,Sh MW; D Yes y h g y F L,M MiitT,SOMP E Yes summer.The green leaves have F L,M,lIEEE., T D Yes coarsely serrated margins and F L,M ME, T D Yes F L,M,ME' T D Yes the upper leaves clasp stems. F L M Sh G. [R E F L,M�ElSh,G ii E f�{ j Perovskia spp.-Russian sage F L,M Sh,G W, E a F L,M Sh G'JEEIF, E Semi-evergreen perennial Sub- F L,M Sh,G , E shrub reaching 3-4 ft.tall when F L,M Sh,G E Yes .'` F L,M Sh,G E Yes yi in bloom,and spreading via rhi F L,M Sh,G E Yes zomes to form larger clumps. F L,M Sh,G E Yes `Grey green hairy leaves are F L,M Sh E finely divided.Airy, branched, F M, H Ps E i flower clusters carry clouds of F,P M,H v E lavender to deep purple flow- F,P M T,Sh,G E } ers.Cut off old flower stalks to P M Sh,G E „. prolong bloom.Plants prefer F,P M Sh E Russian Sage well drained soil.Cut plants to the ground in winter before new growth starts. ^t Ptilotus exaltatus var.villosus* `Platinum Wallaby'- NaMES ' Platinum Wallaby ptilotus Scientific name Common name " 7, Evergreen perennial from 1 to 2 Achillea millefolium Yarrow , Agave spp' Agave,Century plant ft.tall,with a narrower spread. Agave'Blue Flame'* Blue Flame agave The foliage is rather Small and Agave parryi var.truncate Artichoke agave * "' insignificant,but the feathery, Anigozanthos spp.* Kangaroo paw '' Arbutus spp. Arbutus 77 X, conical flower heads are spec Arbutus'Marina' Marina arbutus , tacular and very long lasting. Arbutus unedo Strawberry tree 3. A4 Arctostaphylos spp. Manzanita The flowers are pinkish,but the Arctostaphylos edmundsit Little sur manzanita A_ linear long-haired bracts are Arctostaphylos'Pacific Mist' Pacific Mist manzanita Platinum Wallaby grey green,lending a soft silvery Arctotis spp.* African daisy Arctotis The Ravers Pumpkin Pie* Pumpkin Pie African daisy PI IotU s look to the flowers.There's Artemisia spp. Wormwood,Artemisia nothing else like this plant in Artemisia californica California sagebrush Artemisia californica'Canyon Gray' Canyon Gray California sagebrush our Southern California gardens. Artemisia californica'Montara' Montana California sagebrush This plant wants full sun and Artemisia'Powis Castle' Powis Castle sagebrush likes warm to hot weather.It Artemisia tridentata Great Basin sagebrush also prefers alkaline soil. Baccharis spp. Coyote bush Baccharis'Pigeon Point' Pigeon Point coyote bush Baccharis'Twin Peaks' V Twin Peaks coyote bush Quercus spp.-Oak Baccharis'Starn §tarn coyote bush Buddleja davidu terfly bush Large stately trees that grow Buddleja davidn van narlt 1a butterfly bush + ,, fairly quickly despite their Calliandra spp. ry duster y,! reputation for being slow Calliandra californica 'Baja fairy duster t Calliandra eriophylla Pink fairy duster ""` tk growing.Coast live oak(Q. Calylophus spp.* Sundrops f p olio is the iconic evergreen Ceanothus spp. California wild lilac ' ) g Ceanothus'Concha' Concha California wild lilac oak Of Southern California,and Ceanothus griseus var.horizontalis'Yankee Point' Yankee Point California wild lilac reaches 30 ft.tall and Qo ft.Wide Ceanothus'Ray Hartman' Ray Hartman California wild lilac # R4. ,� .t Chilopsis linearis Desert willow in 20 years.Engelmann oak(Q. r�*�*�• r Chilopsis linearis'Burgundy Lace' Burgundy Lace desert willow ' - engelmannii)typically grows Chilopsis linearis'Regal' Regal desert willow .. ' Chilopsis linearis best in heavier soils and may 'Warren Jones' Warren Jones desert willow Coast Live Oak XChitalpa tashkentensis Chitalpa reach 25 ft.tall and wide in 20 XChitalpa tashkentensis'Morning Cloud' Morning Cloud Chitalpa years.This species usually loses XChitalpa tashkentensis'Pink Dawn' Pink Dawn Chitalpa its old leaves as the new leaves Cistus spp.* v �� Rockrose Cistus x hybridus . � white rockrose emerge in spring.Valley oak Cistus salviifolius ' " Sageleaf rockrose (Q,lobata)is fast growing and Cistus x skanbergii' Pink rockrose Cistus'Sunset' Sunset rockrose deciduous.It is the world's larg- Eriogonum fasciculatum California buckwheat est Oak and will quickly reach Eriogonum fasciculatum'Dana Point' Dana Point California buckwheat Heights Up to 20 ft.tall and 15 ft. Eriogonum fasciculatum'Theodore Payne' Theodore Payne California buckwheat Eriogonum fasciculatum'Warriner Lytle' Warriner Lytle California buckwheat wide within 10 to 15 years. Euryops pectinatus* Golden African daisy Euryops pectinatus'Viridis' Viridis golden African daisy Gaura lindheimen Butterfly flower Gelsemium sempervirens* Carolina jessamine Geranium incanum Carpet geranium Grevillea spp.* Grevillea Grevillea x gaudichaudii* Grevillea Grevillea lanigera* Woolly grevillea *indicates availability at The Home Depot 11, " Rhamnus spp. - Rhamnus information. t Those listed here are outstand- ing formal and informal evergreen shrubs for use as FOLIAGE: '�,a a, 1 hedges and screens. Flowers E: (Evergreen) Indicates that the !, are insignificant,but some have plant retains all or most of its foliage attractive fruits(such coffee berry).Italian buckthorn(R. throughout the year. These plants often 41 alaternus)has glossy green will lose some leaves throughout the year ' leaves and a narrow,upswept or will have a concentrated loss of leaves berry growth habit that typically at one or two times during the year. Coffee reach 8 to io ft.tall.This plant tolerates shearing.Coffee berry D: (Deciduous) Indicates that the plant (R.californica)is quite variable loses all or most of its foliage during one and many sizes and foliage or more seasons of the year. colors are available: `Eve Case' has mid-green wide leaves and may reach from 6 to 8 ft.tall and OTHER: up to io ft.wide. `Leatherleaf' California native indicates that the plant has extremely dark green is either native to the state of California leaves and tolerates shade. It may reach from 4 to 6 ft.high, Or that it is native to the Mediterranean and has a similar spread. `Ed climate portion Of the west coast Holm'and`Seaview Improved' (including southwestern Oregon and are dwarf mounding varieties that may reach from 2 to 3 ft.in northwestern Baja California, McX1C0). height and up to 4 ft.wide. Plants that are derived from these plants Rhaphiolepis spp.- are also included. Indian hawthorn Ubiquitous evergreen shrubs Bart O'Brien, Director Of Special Projects with shiny,thick,leathery Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden leaves, coppery new growth, and pink(rarely white)flowers Claremont, CA www.rsabg.org from late winter through spring. ,. � The many named varieties range in size from 3 ft.to 8 ft. tall,and most spread somewhat wider than they grow tall. Indian Hawthorn Most of these plants have very stiff stems and branches(an exception is the old selection `Rosea'that has a loose growth habit).Easily grown in most garden conditions, except hot reflected heat that burns the foliage.Prune the plants after they bloom. Water the day before Santa Ana winds are 4 Rhus spp.-Rhus t a�' There are many great plants in predicted - and then again afterward if 4 this genus.Two large drought the plants are excessively dried out. ';; tolerant,easy to grow,evergreen L: Indicates that these plants will r shrubs are:Sugar bush(R. ll perform best if they have deep ` ;,. ovata);may become the size of a generally p small tree.Attractive large shiny watering Once every 4 to 6 weeks. These * ' leaves are thick,leathery and are truly drought tolerant plants that, usually folded in half.Red to once established, will normally survive t `pink flower buds in winter make great holiday decorations.Best with no added summer water. Sugar Bush used as informal hedges and M: Indicates that established plants may screens.Lemonade berry(R. need deep water Once every 2 - 3 weeks integrifolia)may grow equally during the dry months of the year. large.With smaller,grey-green leaves and holly-like margins,it H: Indicates that established plants may may be used for formal clipped need deep water Once every week or so hedges.Flower clusters are during the dry months of the year. smaller than sugar bush,but still attractive.Both plants grow slow for the first year or 2 while PLANT TYPE: establishing a deep root system, T: (Tree) Indicates that the plant may after that they grow at a moder- be grown as a single-trunked or multi- ate or fast growth rate. trunked tree. Most plants listed in both Rosmarinus officinal►s*- the tree and shrub categories are, when Rosemary Long lived evergreen shrubby grown as trees, best grown as multi -:groundcover with blue flowers trunked specimens. .� and aromatic dark green needle- like(Shrub) Indicates plants that have :� , ''' like leaves.Prune out upright growth on young plants to main- woody stems and branches. 1 A j , ' tain a uniform low growing slat Ps: (Perennial/Subshrub) Indicates plants °, ure.some of the best croundcov- that typically do not have thick woody er selections are: `Prostratus' stems and branches, and these plants the old reliable standard with Prostrate Rosemary pale blue flowers and dark are generally smaller in size than most photo:Plants Express grey-green leaves.`Huntington shrubs. Carpet'has pale blue flowers V: (Vine) Indicates that the plant grows by and is fast growing.'Irene'has blue flowers and is lower-grow- twining stems, some of which may, with ing.`Ken Taylor'has deep blue age, become quite thick and woody. flowers and dark green leaves, G: (Groundcover) Indicates that the plant and will reach heights of z to 3 can be used as a groundcover. Note ft.tall if not pruned annually. There are many taller selections that not all groundcover plants are flat of rosemary,that may reach up growing. See plant descriptions for more to s ft. Salvia spp. Sage subsided and water accordingly. Extreme There are literally hundreds of heat waves in summer are also stressful species, hybrids, and cultivars of sages-a daunting diversity to your plants. In general, do not water for most gardeners.Many are during the hottest part of the day during q. drought-tolerant, including such weather. If the plants need water, these great garden plants: water them in the evening or in the early Mexican sage(S.leucantha*) �j" is typically a large perennial morning. i reaching up to 5 to 6 ft. tall when in flower and forming ever EXPLANATION OF CHART CATEGORIES Santa Barbara expanding clumps up to 5 to 8 ft. Mexican Sage across.Plants flower over a long Photo:Plants Express season, nearly year round in SUN EXPOSURE: some places, but are best cut to F: Indicates that the plant will grow in full the ground in late winter before the new growth emerges.All sunlight. parts of the flowers(including P: Indicates that the plant will grow best the stems and buds)are covered in partial shade conditions (such as the with attractive purple or white dappled shade of a tree) OR that it may fuzz,the flowers themselves can be white,pink,or purple and tolerate full sun in the morning and shade may be a different color than the at the hottest part of the day and/or in the fuzz. afternoon. Hummingbird sage(S.spatha- S: Indicates that these plants grow best in cea*)is native to California and shade conditions such as the north side of usually has deep red flowers a fence, wall, or or building, when rown .. that are irresistible to humming- g g birds.Plants typically do best in the shade of larger trees and shrubs. r= when grown in partial shade, though some will perform very DRY SEASON WATERING: well in full sun or full shade.All These watering categories are specific to parts of the plant have a distinct fruity fragrance.The plants the plants included in this booklet, and Hummingbird Sage may spread to form clumps via refer to the water needs of ESTABLISHED Photo:Pants express underground stems,and the plants. Also note that, as a general rule, foliage mass may reach from to 2 ft.tall(the taller stems these plants do want water during the can be pruned out in late fall or wintertime (Nov. through Mar.). During winter to give the plant a more drought years, be sure to deeply water uniform appearance). Flowers our established plants if winter rainfall appear from late winter to early y p summer, though an off-season is below normal. When providing dry bloom or two is not uncommon. season water for your plants, do your best to anticipate their water needs: Water the week before a heat wave is expected. One method for establishing your drought Teucrium sPP.-Germander tolerant plants is to plant what I refer to as There are many types of "sacrificial annuals" at the same time as germanders that are excellent f garden plants, though 2 are you plant your drought tolerant plants. If especially useful in our local chosen wisely, these annuals can be used gardens:Fruity germander(T 4- majoricum)is a low-growing like the canary in a coal mine r— and ar when they wilt your new drought tolerant evergreen groundcover with } numerous showy purple flower plants almost certainly will need water. heads from spring to fall.Plants In this case, the goal is NOT to have Germander typically reach from 2 to 6 in. tall, and spread up to 2 to 3 ft. spectacular annuals (if you do, you are wide.For best appearance,cut probably watering your drought tolerant off the old flower heads when plants too much), but rather to provide they are done blooming. your drought tolerant plants with enough Bush germander(T.fruticans)has white stems and their leaves water during the first two summers so that have equally white undersides. they will be established for the duration The upper surfaces of the leaves of their long lives. You will need to plant are dark green.Flowers are two sets of annuals per year, one set in varying shades of blue.This plant may be sheared into just October/November (winter annuals) about any shape: globes,cubes, and another set in May/June (summer hedges,etc. -your imagina- annuals). tion is the only limit.If left unpruned, this plant can reach as much as 8 to io ft.tall with a A general rule - your drought tolerant nearly equal spread.`Compacta' plants may be considered established is smaller,reaching just 5 to 6 ft. in height. `Azureum'has deep when they have doubled in size from blue flowers. when you planted them AND after they Thymus sPP.-Thyme have survived through two summers. Thymes are excellent choices for difficult spaces in between Always remember to keep exceptional stepping stones,as small weather conditions in mind. Winter groundcovers, miniature hedges,or toward the front of a droughts mean that you need to water t r mixed border.There are dozens your drought tolerant plants. Santa of species and selections to Ana wind conditions can be extremely choose from. Nearly all have y fragrant foliage and all produce stressful to young plants - water them a' - tiny flowers in small heads. deeply before the winds hit, sprinkle Thyme These plants are not quite as their foliage occasionally with water if drought-tolerant as many of the the winds last for days, check the soil others,though they require a lot y less water than typical garden around the plants after the winds have plants. Tulbaghia violacea*- Getting your drought tolerant plants Society garlic established: Evergreen bulb.South Africa's society garlic has become a common component of The key to getting your new drought Southern California gardens and tolerant plants established is providing } landscapes due to its profusion them with the proper amount of water of pale lavender flowers from late winter to early summer and that they need when they need it (NOT its wide adaptability to garden when you have programmed your conditions. Plants have narrow automated irrigation system to water). Society Garlic strap-like grey leaves and create Photo:Plants Express a mass of foliage that is about As a general rule, established drought 4 in.tall.Clumps continue tolerant plants have extensive root expanding as they age,and are systems that enable them to access water easily divided.The plants have a when they need it — but getting a plant scent that is not always welcome in an enclosed space. Be sure that has been grown in a container to that this will not be a problem have the necessary extensive root system for you before you plant many of in your garden's soil is another matter. them in your garden. The roots have to "catch up" to be able Verbena spp. to support the top growth of the plant. Verbena '' The plants listed here The best way to accomplish this goal is to s , � < are evergreen perennials. plant in the fall months, so that the cooler « ur Leto (V.bonariensis)is P p p weather and the winter rains allow the a tall see-through plant that plants root system to get a head start on f1.. may reach from 4-6 ft.tall. Lavender purple flower heads getting their roots out into your garden's seem to float above the ground soil before the plants get stressed by on stiff narrow stems. Foliage summer heat and drought. and stems have short,stiff, Rigid Verbena rough hairs.This species can be invasive in some gardens and Many drought tolerant plants have thick landscapes.lilac verbena(V. leathery leaves that don't wilt, so it can be lilacina)is from Baja California, difficult for a gardener to know when the Mexico and grows into a loose mound of green divided leaves plant needs water. One of the best ways and stems.Plants flower year to assess this is to use a soil moisture round although there are fewer tester. Be sure to follow the directions of in the middle of summer and winter.Flowers are lavender, the tester that you've purchased, and be are scented like carnations,and sure to check BOTH the moisture of the attract butterflies. `De La Mina' actual root ball of the plant, as well as the has dark flowers and greener stems and foliage, `Paseo adjacent soil where you want the plant's Rancho'is paler all around. roots to grow into. Dear Reader, 14 Vitis spp.-Grape - Deciduous woody vines that With the increasing uncertainty of our future quickly bring the feeling of age into a garden.All have water supplies, the public has become aware edible grapes,though some of the need to utilize climate-appropriate are much more palatable than plants. Unfortunately, most people don't others.`Roger's Red'is an know where to begin. The Inland Empire especially fast growing selection Garden Friendly program was created to that displays vivid red fall assist consumers in locating and learning color in all areas of southern California.Effective on durable about climate-appropriate plants for the Roger's Red Grape structures,and even on chain- Inland Empire. The program provides link fencing.Do not allow the educational opportunities and easily iden- stems to grow through holes in tifiable and obtainable sources of climate- fences or trellises because as the appropriate plants. stems increase their girth, they will eventually either burst the structure or will be strangled An important resource of the program is this by it. booklet. The plants listed are specifically chosen for their water conservation attributes ,`.- westringia fruticosa- and garden applicability in the Inland westringia g pp Y Evergreen shrub with especially Empire. A * indicates the item is available ' *' attractive fine textured, grey at The Home Depot More information and green foliage.Plants may reach resources can be found at... from 3 to 6 ft.tall and are typi- cally twice as wide.Plants need www.iegardenfriendly.com. well-drained soils.The selection `Wynyabbie Gem'is particularly desirable as it reaches 4 ft. tall and 5 ft.wide.Small pale Wynyabbie Gem lavender flowers appear at Westringia various times of the year,but are most noticeable in spring. �j `Morning Light'has variegated �v f foliage,white flowers,and is 3 ft.tall and wide. • s rid � 1�gdr denfriell `- v--Q& Wisteria spp.*-Wisteria The Following are Winners of Local '4 Deciduous woody vines with Landscape Competitions sumptuous hanging racemes of lavender-blue to white �_.flowers that carry a sweet scent in spring.Established plants are very drought-tolerant. ° " � d $, Woody pods open explosively and shoot their seeds quite a distance.These plants are ,� t Chinese Wisteria particularly outstanding when Photo:Plants Express they are grown on trellises and �.. • arbors.Chinese wisteria(W. sinensis*)is considered the most a drought-tolerant of the species. •� - Zouschneria spp.(also known as AIRW, Epilobium spp.)- y California fuchsia ' Evergreen to semi-evergreen perennials with either grey or _ AM s?' green foliage.Flowers appear from summer to late fall,and are typically vibrant red in color (rarely white or pink).`Catalina' has narrow grey leaves and Route 66 grows 3 to 4 ft.tall and wide. California Fuschia Route 66'has green leaves and naturally produces densely branched growth and a profu- sion of blooms in late fall.It may reach 3 ft.tall and up to 4 to 5 ft. wide.`Select Mattole'has broad silvery leaves and is typically less than 1 ft.tall and spreads P up to 3 ft.wide. � KPr V . Photos of plants provided by Plants Express, RSABG,and WMWD The Following are Winners of Local Inland Empire Conservation Gardens Landscape Competitions Chino Basin Water Conservation District 4594 San Bernardino St. Montclair,CA 91763 LN �Flr Eastern Municipal Water District 227o Trumble Road ' Perris,CA 92572 Inland Empire Utilities Agency— Chino Creek Wetlands&Educational Garden 4=_ 6075 Kimball Ave. Chino,CA 917o8 ,, :;,,' Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden p� 15oo N.College Ave., Claremont,CA 91711 San Bernardino Valley Water Conservation Demonstration Garden Cal State San Bernardino,Coyote Dr. Entrance(East of 5500 University Pkwy. on N. Park Blvd.) Western Municipal Water District— Landscapes Southern California Style 45o E.Alessandro Blvd. Riverside,CA 925o8 ;4 r t r 4. Inland Empire Garden Friendly 1 , yl iw' 4° DISTRICT WATER � sell 11 lf!!Ifl.tfflf ! ED r : . ar P �� TORO SINCE 1950 Uolls RANCHO SANTA ANA In I p",i Zp BoTAmc GARDEN //SAN URNARDINO WATER DISTRICT ir CORPORATION e �. � Plant Guid �9�d� M���4� gdr�enfriend�y $ave water, and welcome birds, butterflies and admiring neighbors. 14 SAN BERNARD]No 380 E.Vanderbilt Way, San Bernardino, CA 92408 itey Phone: (909) 387-9200 IN MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT Valley DISTRICT WATER CONSERVATION INFORMATION 1. Reduce your use by 20% a. The Governor has asked everyone to reduce their water use by 20%. What Does a 20% Reduction in Water Look Like: • Install Aerators on Bathroom Faucets • Turn Off Water When Brushing Teeth or Shaving • Fix Leaky Toilets • Install a High-Efficiency Watersense- Labeled Toilet • Wash only Full Loads of Clothes 0 Take Five Minute Showers Instead of 10 Minute Showers • Install Efficient Watersense-Labeled Shower Heads 2. Programs that will help you reduce water use a. Valley District's Weather Based Irrigation Controller Program. i. Available to large water users like parks, schools and HOAs ii. Provides a 50% rebate Go to Sbvmwd.COm, click on"water conservation" b. Inland Empire Garden Friendly plants and irrigation supplies available. Look for the logo at Home Depot, local nurseries, Hydro-scape and Ewing locations. c. Go to iegardenfriendly.com, click"Resources" for design tips and other information d. see Inland Empire Garden Friendly dent Cal State San a BBenardi�o (Parking o Water Conservation Demonstration G) and at Valley District Headquarters: 380 E.Vanderbilt Way, San Bernardino,CA 92408, (909) 387-9200 e. Take advantage of rebates from your water provider for water saving products. Go to you-save-water.com �� /SAN f3ERNARDiNO Ge 380 E. Vanderbilt Way, San Bernardino, CA 92408 MUNICIPAL) Telefono: 9 - ( 09) 387 9200 1V WATER DISTRICT Distrito Hidrico del Valle INFORMACION SOME LA CONSERVACION DEL A GUA 1. Reduzca el use por un 20% a. El gobernador ha pedido a todos que reduzcan el use de agua por un 20%. ZComo se ve una reduccion de 20% de agua? • Instalar aireadores en los grifos del Cerrar los grifos del baiio cuando se baiio, cepille los dientes o se afeite. • Reparar los inodoros con fugas. • Instalar un inodoro con etiqueta de High-Efficiency Watersense(de use hidrico de alta eficiencia) • Solamente lavar cargas completas de En vez de ducharse por 10 minutos, ropa. hagalo en 5 minutos. • Instalar regaderas de ducha con etiqueta de Efficient Watersense(de use hidrico eficiente). 2. Programas que le ayudaran a reducir el use del agua a. El programa del Distrito Hidrico del Valle de Controladores de Riego Basado en el Clima. i. Esta disponible para usuarios de agua grandes como los parques, las escuelas,y asociaciones de propietarios de viviendas. ii. Hay un reembolso de 50%. Vaya a la pagina web de sbV`MWd.com,y haga clic en "water conservation." b. Estan disponibles plantas y equipo de riego que llevan la etiqueta: Inland Empire Garden Friendly. (Aptos para los jardines del Inland Empire) Busque el logotipo en Home Depot, Jos viveros locales,y tiendas que venden productos de Hydro-scape y Ewing. c. Vaya a la pagina web de iegardenfriendly.COm, haga clic en "Resources" para sugerencias de diseno y otra informacion. d. Se pueden ver las plantas aptas para los jardines del Inland Empire en el jardin de muestra San Bernardino Valley Water Conservation Demonstration Garden que esta ubicado en la Universidad Estatal de California en San Bernardino (estacionamiento G), ademas de la sede del Distrito Hidrico del Valle: 380 E. Vanderbilt Way, San Bernardino, CA 92408, (909) 387-9200 e. Aprovechese de los reembolsos del distrito hidrico que resultan de utilizar productos que ahorran agua. 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Local Supplies • Vulnerable 100 year-old Delta levees 0 SEA LEVEL „«' , w 25% Colorado State Water � River Project (Sierra Nevada) HOW AN EARTHQUAKE COULD WIPE OUT THIS WATER SUPPLY A 6.5 MAGNITUDE EARTHQUAKE COULD CAUSE LEVEES TO FAIL,ALLOWING SALT WATER TO CONTAMINATE FRESH WATER. Fresh water floods the Saltwater Intrudes channels within 0-6 hours ■within V-24 hours The water supply for 25 million people . and millions of acres SAN of farmland could FRANCISCO ®DELTA be contaminated. BAY _ a - f REGION Such an event could disrupt water supplies for up to one year. -' t - N OT IFS The U.S.Geological Survey estimates the Bay Area has a BUT 67%probability of a 6.7 magnitude ' yi h,N('1r�t _V--"----WHEN: earthquake or larger in the next 30 years. ON —3LMLAL-1 LIE The Bay Delta Conservation Plan(BDCP)is a plan to update the state's water system and improve the health of the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta ecosystem.The plan includes building twin tunnels using today's technology that can withstand earthquakes.Moving fresh water underneath, instead of through,the fragile Delta will ensure that the existing Avater supply is protected and reliable for future generations. THE Improving Water Supply y { S� ha _; Reliability Tunnels — in length BDCP IS A PRUDENT BDCP MUST BE • r LOCAL • • PROJECTS v Stormwater Groundwater NO Capture Cleanup Average monthly increase F for Southern California ratepayers over 10 years water Conservation Investing now helps ensure a reliable supply Recycling Ming 1 rograms and prevents an expensive emergency solution after a disaster has already occurred. EVEN MORE PROJECT BENEFITS ` SPECIES ( � 1, 1 } t JOBS* PROTECTED f t r PROTECTED ACRES OF HABITAT /11 . - CORD AND PROTECTED {, ,„ NEW JOBS* CREATED 1\I NET ECONOMI . * ENEFITS A}nb�i dAfrn„d as a position equivalent to one hill worker • 1 • • AVERAGE DAILY USE, v INSTALL AERATORS ON WASH ONLY FULL BATHROOM FAUCETS LOADS OF CLOTHES d42A d 15-45 GALLONS per person/day per load TURN OFF WATER WHEN i... TAKE FIVE MINUTE BRUSHING TEETH OR �' SHOWERS INSTEAD OF SHAVING ' 10 MINUTE SHOWERS 4A,1 " dQ,L" 0 GALLONS 6 12.5 GALLONS per person/day with a water efficient showerhead _..............................._..._.._............. ....................................................................... ............. FIX LEAKY TOILETS INSTALL EFFICIENT, WATERSENSE-LABELED ��t`TS" P 16 30-50 .R 0 I SHOWER HEADS� per day/toilet Qd ................................................................................................................................. 1 .2 GALLONS INSTALL A HIGH-EFFICIENCY per minute WATERSENSE-LABELED TOILET (1 .28 GALLON PER FLUSH) 10 GALLONS per average 10-minute shower 19 GALLONS �tcrSe a ��s per person/day Save Our For more tips on reducing water use, visit saveourH2O.org! `WAITER Save up to 50% at TTI TEDDU?z NTODVITR Plant your garden now! v . CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO MUNICIPAL WATER DEPARTMENT $ave Water ...and Money! �v f� 7 4y jPgd��N FR1� c o" -We friendly Public/Non-Protlt Sponsors:Cal State San Bemati ino Water Resource lnsntute, C.himt Basin Water Conservation District,E:astem Municipal Water Ihamd,Inland Empire Utilities Agency,Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden.San Bernardino Valley Municpal Water District.Western Municipal Water District Plan# Sale Save up toJD% at these Home Depot Locations: 8:OOamto12:00pm May 4 North Moreno Valley Chino May 18 Riverside Rancho Cucamonga June 1 San Bernardino 695 E. Hospitality Lane SBMWD water customers are also eligible for the following REBATES: 40i . Drought tolerant plants, shrubs & trees Mulch 50i . Irrigation controllers Irrigation drip systems + HE sprinkler heads All rebates are subject to terms and limits as stated in our Rebate Program .Call 909 384-5141 for more info. 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To encourage your conservation efforts SBMWD offers the following: Outdoor Rebates ♦ High-Efficiency Sprinkler Nozzles ♦ Drought Tolerant Plants 50% up to $200 50% off up to $300 ♦ Drip Irrigation Systems ♦ Mulch & Gravel 50% up to $150 50% off up to $300 ♦ Irrigation Controllers ♦ Artificial Turf Up to $250 $2 per square foot up to $400 6 Garden Hose Shut-off Nozzles ♦ Pool Covers Up to $10 Up to $75 *Please refer to rebate application for full program details Water-Smart Landscaping Class: To help our customers reduce their water use without sacrificing the outdoor beauty of their home we will be hosting free landscaping classes every Spring and Fall. These classes will cover how to plan your landscape design, build and install a drip irrigation system, and select Californi riendly/drought tolerant plants. Please call Customer Service at (909) 384-5095 to reserve a seat. gPN BEA O iEfficient.com 7 '� �. • #endwaterwaste 00 Indoor Conservation Program x , t • • L• A a • 1 1 1 i l l / 1 1 1 • 1 1 / 1 1 1 I _ Household Conservation Kit: We at SBMWD have put together a household conservation kit to assist our residential water customers. In this packet you get a water conserving kitchen aerator, two bathroom aerators, a shower timer and two leak detecting dye tablets. By using these items, customers can see water savings over time. The kit is free, and can be picked up at our Customer Service offices. These kits are only available while supplies last (limit of 1 per household). Please contact Customer Service at (909) 384-5095 for more information. iEfficient.com #end water waste o _ 1 ° Trusted ual t o Q y S e vice ,Since 1905 City YfaCC, 300 Xorth "1D"Street, 5th Floor, San Oernardin o, CA 92418 Water-Smart Landsca in C/ass You are invited to attend our All about the class: Water-Smart Landscaping Class ♦ Session #1 - "The Basics of Water Smart Saturday, November 15th, 2014 Landscape Design" 9:00 a.m. to 9:45 a.m. 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Learn the basics of "California Friendly" Learn about California-Friendly water-smart landscape design. Beautify landscape design , plant selection your yard while saving water. ♦ Session #2 - "Smart Water Management" and water management. 10:00 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. In this class you will learn how and when to The class will be held in the design and install a water saving drip Community Room irrigation system. San Bernardino City Unified ♦ Session #3 - "California Friendly Plant School District Offices, Selection" 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. 777 North "F" St This covers plant selection based on category (trees, shrubs, ground cover, etc.), San Bernardino, CA 92410 functions (drought tolerance, privacy, shade, Map to San Bernardino Unified School District etc.), color, size, bloom, season and other at 777 North 'T' ST attributes. M0t°'"�+ H�,y ♦ The class is free - Learn to save water and WJlfh S, beautify your yard with an interactive, fun rch € environment. Win a prize for your garden. Hosery Chu �' m ;y E"'Qhl-IdA Snacks and bottled water provided. E2l"S1 "�^St Reservations are appreciated ._ wlu9hyy i � z' wee 'Q E 16th St Please call (909) 384-5141 z W a!wl.A. E Gillen W rathsr Wlhhst g f a w seVine Pd Wlltnsts 2 n x W IRh 5t = � � '� ° ''., E(Itrve St � � E WBm St 2 A � vu se,.. — �M N F St S w lo-si m3 st - J1 AN Y Sr Mae CAM The San Bernardino Water Department- is sponsoring a poster contest- For kids in grades K-8. Three prize winners will be selected from each of tie dour grade rou s (K-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8), and will be awarded with cash prizes! g p Ea& wIP inrler WIq be Teach if- one o� your students wins you will receive a Q if-f card 1-6 use for classroom supplies ! g ♦ Poster muss- show water saving tip, hem etors message in English g g or Spanish ♦ Post-er must- be on 11"x 17' white poster board; landscape orientation only (not portrait-) • We will provide Free posters For participants while supple last! Contac+us at 9W-7W7407 x107 ♦ Students must attend school in the San Bernardino City School District ♦ Name, grade, teacher and school must be stated on the back of poster 6 Teachers can call 909-799-7107 x107 For a Free, f-ull classroom pick up or the poster can be dropped oi-f- at the Water Department, located on the 5th Floor of San Bernardino City Fall (300 N D St.) PP Good Luck Everyone ! All Z v o