Leptosyne gigantea, Giant Coreopsis Size:4" Fertilize every two weeks during

Fertilize every two weeks during summer

dyed in Los Angeles

An easy plant for both outdoors and indoors

Family Name Malvaceae Species Name Sphaeralcea ambigua Common Name Desert Globemallow Native to California Plant Type Perennial shrub Height x Width 4' x 5' Growth Habit Upright Growth Rate Moderate Sun Full sun Water Requirement Very low Flower Color Shades of orange

with its valleys

Leptosyne gigantea, Giant Coreopsis Size:4" Fertilize every two weeks duringGiant Coreopsis A moderate growing California native shrub that grows to eight feet high and four feet wide. This plant has yellow daisy like flowers that bloom winter through spring. Plant with: Seacliff Buckwheat (Eriogonum parvifolium), Red Sand Verbena (Abronia maritima), Beach Sage (Artemisia pycnocephala), Beach Morning Glory Full sun Sandy soils Water once a month after the first year Attracts bees, birds, and butterflies Hardy to 30 degrees