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The document provides information about African violets and interiorscaping. It discusses that African violets are perennial plants with pink, purple, white or salmon colored flowers. They prefer bright indirect light and evenly moist soil. It also notes that interiorscaping is the practice of designing and caring for living plants indoors and that many houseplants are tropical species that require warm temperatures and high humidity to thrive inside. Light levels are an important factor, with different plants requiring low, medium or high light intensities.
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2) It blooms from May to August with small pale pink or lavender flowers with a yellow throat that are attractive to hummingbirds.
3) It is well-suited for growing around ponds, streams, water features, or anywhere that stays moist in the summer and can be used as a substitute for non-native annuals in the garden.
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Coast buckwheat is a low, spreading shrub native to coastal California from Monterey to San Diego. It has small, rolled leaves that are drought-deciduous and loose branches. Throughout the year but especially in summer, it produces showy pink-cream colored flowers in dense balls and red-brown fruits. As a drought tolerant groundcover or shrub, it is well suited for erosion control, seaside conditions, and providing habitat and food for local butterflies like the El Segundo Blue. It requires full sun, well-drained soil, and little water once established.
Gardening sheet scrophularia californica
California figwort is a fast-growing, upright perennial native to coastal California. It grows 3-6 feet tall with dark green, incised leaves and square red stems. Small, dark red flowers bloom from March to May, attracting native bees, hummingbirds, and butterflies. California figwort is useful for its attractive foliage and as habitat, and can be grown in gardens, containers, or borders with regular water and light fertilizer. It spreads readily so may need occasional cutting back.
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