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Foliage

Foliage

Know what your plants will do through every season.

Know what your plants will do through every season.

Foliage (64)

Stalked Bulbine

Stalked Bulbine

Bulbine frutescens

From $ 10.00

Baccharis pilularis 'Pigeon Point'

From $ 9.00

Catalina Currant

Catalina Currant

Ribes viburnifolium

From $ 11.00

Autumn Moor Grass

Autumn Moor Grass

Sesleria autumnalis

From $ 8.00

Panda Plant

Panda Plant

Kalanchoe tomentosa

From $ 14.00

Ruffled Red Echeveria

Ruffled Red Echeveria

Echeveria 'Ruffled Red'

From $ 14.00

Giant Chalk Dudleya

Giant Chalk Dudleya

Dudleya brittonii

From $ 7.00

Airplane Plant

Airplane Plant

Crassula falcata

From $ 14.00

Little Rev Flax Lily

Little Rev Flax Lily

Dianella revoluta 'Little Rev'

From $ 10.00

Jack Spratt Flax

Jack Spratt Flax

Phormium 'Jack Spratt'

From $ 15.00

Giant Lily Turf

Giant Lily Turf

Liriope 'Gigantea'

From $ 8.00

Blonde Ambition Blue Grama Grass

Blonde Ambition Blue Grama Grass

Bouteloua gracilis 'Blonde Ambition'

From $ 11.00

Woolly Grevellia

Woolly Grevellia

Grevillea lanigera 'Coastal Gem'

From $ 11.00

Santa Barbara Daisy

Santa Barbara Daisy

Erigeron karvinskianus

From $ 9.00

Prostrate Acacia 'Low Boy'

Prostrate Acacia 'Low Boy'

Acacia redolens 'Low Boy'

From $ 7.00

Canyon Gray Sagebrush

Canyon Gray Sagebrush

Artemisia californica 'Canyon Gray'

From $ 8.00

Foliage:

Foliage on plants generally falls into three categories—evergreen, deciduous, or semi-deciduous—each responding differently as the seasons change. Understanding how a plant holds or drops its leaves helps you plan for year-round structure, seasonal variation, and overall garden appearance. Choosing the right mix ensures your landscape stays balanced, whether in peak growth or dormancy.

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Foliage:

Foliage on plants generally falls into three categories—evergreen, deciduous, or semi-deciduous—each responding differently as the seasons change. Understanding how a plant holds or drops its leaves helps you plan for year-round structure, seasonal variation, and overall garden appearance. Choosing the right mix ensures your landscape stays balanced, whether in peak growth or dormancy.