Celebrate + Connect Santa Barbara County
There are over 8,500 plants that are native to California, and Santa Barbara County is home to over 730 native plants, making them a remarkable addition to your garden. These plants are well-suited to the local climate and attract native wildlife, enhancing biodiversity. Their beauty, resilience, and eco-friendliness can transform your garden into a vibrant and sustainable oasis.
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The Plants of Santa Barbara County and California |
Catalina and the Channel IslandsCalifornia Isles Dudleya ‘Anacapa’ – Live forever Dudleya edulis – Live forever Dudleya farinosa – Live forever Dudleya hassei – Live forever Dudleya traskiae – Live forever Eriogeron glaucus – Sreaside daisy Eriogonum giganteum – St. Catherine’s lace Eriogonum grande – Island buckwheat Heuchera maxima – Island coral bells Lyonothamnus floribundus – Catalina ironwood Prunus ilicifolia lyonii – Catalina Island cherry Quercus tomentella – Island oak |
From Around CaliforniaArctostaphyllos various - Manzanita Ceanothus various – California lilac Fremontodendron californicum – Flannel bush Heuchera various – Coral bells Iris douglasiana – Douglas iris Lepechinia fragrans – Pitcher sage Monardella villosa – Coyote mint Quercus species – Oaks Ribes aureum – Golden currant Ribes malvaceum – Chaparral currant Ribes sanguineum – Flowering currant Salvia clevelandii – Cleveland sage Sequoia species – Redwood and Giant Sequoia Sphaeralcea ambigua – Desert mallow Verbena lilacina – Baja verbena |
Romero Canyon and Hills |
Our California Plant Partners |