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Seacoast Tolerant

Seacoast Tolerant

Ahoy! These plants have what it takes to survive coastal conditions.

Ahoy! These plants have what it takes to survive coastal conditions.

Seacoast Tolerant (12)

Kleina (Blue Chalk Sticks)

Kleina (Blue Chalk Sticks)

Senecio mandroliscae

From $ 4.25

Gold Sedum

Gold Sedum

Sedum rupestre 'Angelina'

From $ 9.00

Tree Aloe

Tree Aloe

Aloe arborescens

From $ 12.00

Rock Purslane

Rock Purslane

Calandrinia spectabilis

From $ 8.00

Gift Certificate!

From $ 50.00

Cape Blanco Stonecrop

Cape Blanco Stonecrop

Sedum spathulifolium 'Cape Blanco'

From $ 14.00

Pinwheel

Pinwheel

Aeonium haworthii

From $ 10.85

Aeonium 'Sunburst'

Aeonium 'Sunburst'

Copper Pinwheel

From $ 12.00

Ray of Light Fox Tail Agave

Ray of Light Fox Tail Agave

Agave attenuata 'Ray of Light'

From $ 38.00

Pink Iceplant

Pink Iceplant

Oscularia deltoides

From $ 6.00

Kiwi Aeonium

Kiwi Aeonium

Aeonium 'Kiwi'

From $ 5.00

Tree Aeonium

Tree Aeonium

Aeonium arboreum

From $ 12.00

Seacoast Tolerant:

Coastal gardens have a very specific set of needs when it comes to plant selection. Seacoast tolerant plants are selected for their ability withstand a higher degree of salt spray and ocean breezes.  Additionally, these plants can generally tolerate a more sandy soil.  Often seen in seacoast landscapes are breeze-catching grasses that create a peaceful movement in the garden, such as Miscanthus and Muhlenbergia capilaris.  Other plants that are often used as ornamental shrubs in coastal areas of Southern California are Cuphea, Junipers, Echium, Achillea, and many types of Lavender.  If you need help making the right selections for your landscape project, please contact us!

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Seacoast Tolerant:

Coastal gardens have a very specific set of needs when it comes to plant selection. Seacoast tolerant plants are selected for their ability withstand a higher degree of salt spray and ocean breezes.  Additionally, these plants can generally tolerate a more sandy soil.  Often seen in seacoast landscapes are breeze-catching grasses that create a peaceful movement in the garden, such as Miscanthus and Muhlenbergia capilaris.  Other plants that are often used as ornamental shrubs in coastal areas of Southern California are Cuphea, Junipers, Echium, Achillea, and many types of Lavender.  If you need help making the right selections for your landscape project, please contact us!