Very small yellow flowers followed by bright red berries
Rusty Sedge: CA Native evergreen sedge that has a wide distribution throughout the western US from the sea to the desert
to 12" x 12"
yet still spicy and mustardy
Walking Iris: Evergreen perennial to 5' tall by 3' wide with lance shaped foliage and several deep violet flowers along long flower stalks in late spring
Physalis pruinosa 'Goldie' Subcategory- Drought Tolerant when Established Very small yellow flowers followedOrganic Ground Cherry, Strawberry Tomato, Cape Gooseberry: Sweet, tropical tasting gold berries that are considered a superfood. When ripe, the husk becomes papery and the fruit falls off the plant and is ready picked from the ground. Fruits can be eaten raw, dried like raisins, frozen, canned, or made into preserves, cooked in pies, and desserts. Bushy growth habit. 30 36" tall. Full sun, medium water. Days to maturity: 75