Brickellia californica, California Brickell Bush Decomposed Granite Western Scrub Jay

Western Scrub Jay

and conditions that have only artificial lighting available

Pink flowers like tiny butterflies emerge from pink buds that bloom in late spring to fall

Reproduces with spores Evergreen/Deciduous Evergreen Fragrant No Cold Hardy to 15 degrees Attracts pollinators None Container Plant Yes Erosion Control Yes Bank Stabilization Yes Fire Resistant No Deer resistant Yes Local plant Yes

A relative to the daisy

Brickellia californica, California Brickell Bush Decomposed Granite Western Scrub JayCalifornia Brickell Bush A California Native in the sunflower family that can reach a height of up to seven feet tall and wide. Some say that this is the best smelling native plant in the summer when the yellow flowers are in bloom, it is super fragrant. The triangular serrated leaves are hairy. Plant with: Manzanita (Arctostaphylos sp.), Ceanothus sp., Gooseberry (Ribes sp.), Matilija Poppy (Romneya coulteri), Flannelbush (Fremontodendron sp.), or