Plant Index by Common Name Use of the native plant photos A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z A angel or chaparral gilia arroyo lupine[from seed] B baby blue eyes[from seed] bird's eye or tricolor gilia[from seed] bird's foot fern bird's-foot trefoil black sage blue bells, california[from seed] blue bells, wild canterbury bells blue dicks or wild hyacinth blue elderberry blue toadflax branching phacelia buckwheat, california or flat-top bushmallow butterweed or ragwort C lessingia filaginifolia - california aster california blue bells[from seed] california broom or deer weed california buckwheat california cottonrose, or filago california everlasting california filago or california cottonrose california live oak or coast live oak california peony california polypody california poppy california primrose or suncup california sagebrush california sun cup or field sun cup canchalagua canterbury bells - phacelia campanularia[from seed] canterbury bells - phacelia minor carrot, wild catchfly, multi-nerve ceanothus, thick or hoary leaf chalk lettuce chamise chaparral or angel gilia chia chick lupine[from seed] chinese houses[from seed] Christmas Berry or toyon clarkia, farewell to spring[from seed] clarkia, winecup[from seed] coast live oak or california live oak collar lupine common cryptantha or forget-me-not common eucrypta common fiddleneck cottonrose, california coyote bush coyote tobacco cucumber, wild cudweed, two color cushion cryptantha or cushion catseye D daisy, leafy or fleabane dandelion, giant Dean's stephanomeria or Deane's wirelettuce deer weed or california broom dodder dove or miniature lupine dove weed E eastwood manzanita everlasting, bicolor everlasting, california everlasting, white or feltleaf F farewell to spring[from seed] feltleaf everlasting or white everlasting fern, bird's foot fern, california polypody fern, gold or goldenback fiddleneck, common or rancher's filago, california fire poppy or western poppy five spot[from seed] fleabane daisy or leafy daisy forget-me-not or common cryptantha fringed spineflower G gilia, angel or chaparral gilia, bird's eye or tricolor[from seed] gilia, globe[from seed] globe gilia[from seed] gold or goldenback fern golden ear-drops golden lupine[from seed] golden yarrow goldfields granny's hairnet H heart-leaf penstemon holly-leaf redberry honeysuckle, southern hooked skunkweed, or pincushion plant hyacinth, wild I J jewelflower, Payson's K L large-flowered agoseris, or giant dandelion laurel sumac leafy daisy or fleabane daisy lilac, ramona lily, mariposa liveforever live oak, california or coast lotus, woolly lupine, arroyo[from seed] lupine, chick[from seed] lupine, collar lupine, golden[from seed] lupine, miniature lupine, stinging M manzanita, eastwood subspecies zacaensis manzanita, mission mariposa lily, weed's miniature lupine miner's lettuce mission manzanita monkeyflower or san diego monkeyflower morning glory moss growing on rock moss growing on soil multi-nerve catchfly N nuttall snapdragon O oak, california or coast live oak oak, scrub odora our lord's candle - yucca owl's clover P palmer sagewort parish nightshade Payson's jewelflower penstemon, heart leaf penstemon, showy pincushion plant pincushion, white pincushion, yellow poppy, california poppy, fire or western poison oak primrose, california purple owl's clover pussypaws pygmy stonecrop Q R ragwort or butterweed rancher's fiddleneck ramona lilac rattlesnake spurge, sand mat rattlesnake weed or wild carrot red maids redberry, holly-leaf rock-rose or rush rose S sacapellote sage, black sagebrush, california sagewort, palmer sand-cress or pussypaws sand pygmyweed, pygmy stonecrop sapphire woolly star scrub oak showy penstemon skunkweed, hooked small seeded spurge or smallseed sandmat snapdragon, nuttall snapdragon, twining southern honeysuckle stinging lupine lotus strigosus - strigose bird's-foot trefoil sugarbush sun cup or field sun cup suncup or california primrose sumac, laurel T telegraph weed tidy tips[from seed] toadflax, blue toyon or Christmas Berry tricolor or bird's eye gilia[from seed] twining snapdragon two-color cudweed or bicolor everlasting U V venus looking glass W weed's mariposa lily western poppy or fire poppy whispering bells white everlasting or feltleaf everlasting white layia, white tidy-tips[from seed] white pincushion wild canterbury bells - phacelia campanularia[from seed] wild canterbury bells - phacelia minor wild carrot or rattlesnake weed wild hyacinth winecup clarkia or winecup fairyfan[from seed] woodland star woolly lotus woolly star X Y yarrow, golden yellow pincushion yucca Z Shrubs Trees and Shrubs Fallbrook Wildflowers Fallbrook Wildflowers Wildflowers from Seeds California natives from seed Not Native Show all Non-native plants anagallis arvensis - scarlet pimpernel carduus pycnocephalus - italian thistle [INVASIVE] cerastium glomeratum - mouse-ear chickweed chenopodium album - lamb's quarters cotula australis - brass buttons dimorphotheca sinuata - blue-eye cape marigold or african daisy erodium cicutarium - fillaree or storksbill [INVASIVE] hirschfeldia incana - black mustard [INVASIVE] hypochaeris glabra - smooth cat's ear or false dandelion [INVASIVE] limonium sinuatum - statice or wavyleaf sea lavender lunularia cruciata - crescent cup liverwort melilotus indica - indian sweetclover portulaca oleracea - common purslane raphanus sativus - wild radish salsola tragus - tumbleweed or russian thistle [INVASIVE] senecio vulgaris - common groundsel silene gallica - windmill pink solanum americanum - american black nightshade or white nightshade stellaria pallida - common chickweed or starwort A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

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