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Coreopsis lanceolata L. Plant seeds in early

spring. Can also be
propagated by division of
basal rosettes or by seed.
In the fall, lift a clump
from the outer edge of
the plant and separate
the rosette. Remove a
few of the leaves to
reduce moisture loss,
replant, and water
thoroughly.
anthriscus caucalis Anthriscus caucalis, a
dicot, is an annual herb or
vine that is not native to
California; it was
introduced from
elsewhere and
naturalized in the wild.
carduus nutans The plant bears showy
red-purple flowers. The
large globose flower
heads, containing
hundreds of tiny
individual flowers, are 35
cm (rarely to 7 cm)
diameter and occur at the
tips of stems.
Oenothera speciosa The plant's wild habitat
includes rocky prairies,
open woodlands, slopes,
roadsides, meadows and
disturbed areas. While it
makes an attractive
garden plant, care should
be taken with it as it can
become invasive,
spreading by runners and
seeds.
verbena rigida Useful in low-
maintenance gardens.
Blooms in 4 months from
seed.
Callirhoe involucrata Most easily grown from
seed. Seed in the fall,
raking into loose topsoil
to ensure good seed/soil
contact. Winecups like
sun and a well-drained
site. Flowers the second
year.