Dudleya viscida Japanese wind chime Dead head the inflorescences to

Dead head the inflorescences to their base after flowering is over to keep plant low and tidy and dig unwanted spreading rhizomes for replanting elsewhere in late fall or early winter

Snowdrop Bush (Styrax officinalis)

if well-drained

Oaks (Quercus sp

Scouring Rush

Dudleya viscida Japanese wind chime Dead head the inflorescences toSticky Liveforever A rare succulent that grows about a foot high by six inches wide. The leaves are pale green, with white and pink flowers. It is endemic to Southern California in Riverside and Orange. You can remove flower stems as needed and leave dry foliage alone it helps stabilize the plant. Sun, Part Shade if inland, Full Shade Well draining soil Great companion plant under evergreen oaks Drought tolerant Attracts birds, hummingbirds, and