Test PB Collection: FTE

Lomandra Lime Tuff in the shade in September 2015. Photo: SK Reid. We will note here that this plants genetics are controversial, and it is currently marketed under both the names Lime Tough and Lime Tuff.

Landscapes provide many economic, ecological, psychological, health, and social benefits to humans. The Western U.S.

The survey below follows up our Spring 2021 survey to elicit your perspective on how the plants performed after a summer of deficit irrigation treatments.

Topic: Lunch and Learn- 2020 UCLPIT Trials Results Date: Jun 23, 2021 11:03 AM Pacific Time (US and Canada) Copy the link below to share this recording with viewers: https://ucanr.zoom.us/rec/share/32Vl_TjKHRZcHT7HKLJjsrgvYU2QW-egGiYFk-186CMLX_HSk75yMMxO6CkGsun6.

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Buddleia Pugster Blue on Low Water, June 2020. Photo K. Reid Pugster Blue is a medium-sized, symmetrical, compact form of butterfly bush whose green leaves have grey-green undersides.

Sky Pointer holly began declining in health and appearance at Davis during the establishment year and by spring of the second year there were not enough plants to collect data.

Eremophila 'Grey Horizon' on Low water in Davis, July 2020. Photo: K Reid Grey Horizon is a low-growing, prostrate groundcover from Australia with silver-grey leaves. Tubular orange flowers with prominent stamens are not very showy as they appear nestled in or below the foliage.

Hamelia patens Sierra Red close up Oct 2020 at SCREC. Photo: D Martinez Sierra Red is a cultivar of Hamelia patens, a shrub native to subtropical and tropical parts of Florida, Mexico, Central and South America.

Hesperaloe 'Sandia Glow' in Davis in July 2020. Photo: K Reid Sandia Glow is a slightly smaller, more compact version of the species red yucca with long, narrow, slightly folded leaves and watermelon red blooms on long stalks that begin appearing in April or earlier in Irvine and in May in Davis.