Bahiopsis laciniata (Viguiera), San Diego Sunflower red well drained shallow slopes or

well drained shallow slopes or flats

A native evergreen perennial from Santa Barbara that grows up to two feet high and two feet wide

radicalised

Edible yellow black berries are edible

The fragrance is similar to White Sage (Salvia apiana) with white flowers in form similar to Cleveland Sage that bloom in the spring

Bahiopsis laciniata (Viguiera), San Diego Sunflower red well drained shallow slopes orSan Diego Sunflower, Thornleaf Goldeneye A shrub native to California that can be found on the coast of Southern California in chaparral slopes. Yellow flowers bloom year around. This shrub can reach a height of up to three feet and four feet wide. Plant with: Woolly bluecurls, Scarlet Bugler, Cleveland Sage, California Encelia, Mojave Yucca, Mimulus sp, Manzanita sp, Ceanothus sp, Best in full sun Attracts hummingbirds and bees Drought tolerant once