American plantain is a common low-growing perennial weed with distinctive oval leaves arranged in a basal rosette and small greenish flower spikes. It is drought-tolerant and adaptable to most soils, thriving in disturbed areas, lawns, and meadows.

A low-growing winter annual with delicate blue flowers and spreading habit, commonly found as a volunteer in gardens and lawns. Despite its small stature, it can spread vigorously and self-seed prolifically.

A semi-aquatic perennial with small blue or pale blue flowers, native to wet habitats and shallow water margins. It thrives in consistently moist conditions and is well-suited to water gardens, pond edges, and boggy areas.

A low-growing perennial with distinctive deeply lobed, finely divided foliage resembling deer horns. Produces small spiky flower heads on thin stems above the rosette.

A hardy perennial with narrow, gray-green leaves and snapdragon-like yellow flowers with orange palates. It thrives in poor, dry conditions and is excellent for borders and wild gardens.

A low-growing annual or winter annual speedwell with tiny pale blue or white flowers and fine, delicate foliage. Often found as a naturalized groundcover in open, sunny areas and disturbed sites.

A native perennial with tall spikes of white or pale pink tubular flowers attractive to hummingbirds and pollinators. It thrives in dry to moderate conditions and is an excellent choice for low-maintenance gardens and native plantings.

A low-growing perennial groundcover with delicate blue flowers and spreading stems that root as they grow. Commonly found in lawns and meadows, it blooms in spring with attractive four-petaled blue or blue-pink flowers.

Greater plantain is a low-growing perennial with broad, ribbed leaves arranged in a basal rosette and inconspicuous greenish flower spikes. It is a common lawn and garden weed that is also used in traditional herbal medicine.

A low-growing perennial groundcover with small pale blue to purple flowers and hairy leaves. It spreads via runners and is drought-tolerant once established.

Showy Hebe is a compact evergreen shrub prized for its dense spikes of vibrant purple, red, or pink flowers that bloom throughout summer. It thrives in full sun with moderate watering and makes an excellent choice for coastal gardens and containers.

Hoary Plantain is a low-growing perennial wildflower with a basal rosette of silvery-gray leaves and distinctive dense flower spikes that rise above the foliage. It thrives in sunny, dry locations and is drought-tolerant once established.

A trailing groundcover with small ivy-shaped leaves and delicate pink or purple flowers that bloom throughout summer. Excellent for rock gardens, walls, and containers.

A tall, upright perennial with narrow leaves and spikes of small blue or purple flowers held above the foliage. It's excellent for adding vertical structure to borders and attracts pollinators.

Foothill penstemon is a California native perennial with narrow, blue-green foliage and tubular flowers ranging from blue to purple or pink. It thrives in dry, sunny conditions and attracts hummingbirds and pollinators.

A classic cottage garden plant with tall spikes of tubular purple, pink, or white flowers spotted inside. Often grown as a biennial, it self-seeds readily and tolerates part shade well.

Ribwort plantain is a hardy perennial wildflower with narrow, lance-shaped leaves and distinctive cylindrical flower spikes. It thrives in sunny spots and poor soils, making it useful for naturalized areas and meadows.

Snapdragons are upright flowering perennials prized for their tall spikes of colorful, tubular blooms that resemble a dragon's mouth. They thrive in cool seasons and are often grown as annuals, blooming prolifically from late spring through fall.

A low-growing groundcover with tiny thyme-like leaves and delicate pale blue to white flowers. It spreads readily and works well in rock gardens, lawns, and between pavers.

A native perennial with tall, upright stems and distinctive white snapdragon-like flowers that bloom in mid to late summer. It thrives in moist conditions and partial shade, making it excellent for bog gardens and woodland edges.