Dorycnium Species, Hairy Canary Clover

Foliage is grey-green not bronze

I have 6 Hairy Canary Clover plants that have been growing in a mostly sunny location for about 5 years. I live in Placerville, Californ...Read Moreia at 2,000 feet elevation in the foothills of the Sierras. We get a few days of snow here most years. I love this plant and have been trying to find more of them. They aren't invasive and stay put where they are. They make a great fairly low ground cover when planted in large groups and look beautiful year round. A great drought tolerant choice.

This is an excellent plant for full-sun exposure in well-draining soil. We have one in a raised bed where it is allowed to cascade down ...Read Morethe sides and bask in the sun. When it blooms, it is full of bees. The foliage is attractive in all seasons, and the only care it needs is an occasional trim of the dead flowers.

HI My Lotus has lots of dry seeds i would like to grow some more of lotus since i love this plant but i have no idea what to do with t...Read Morehe seeds , any advice will be appriciate
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