Arctostaphylos densiflora 'James West'
Arctostaphylos densiflora 'James West'
manzanita
This wonderful, drought tolerant, low growing manzanita from Sonoma County appears in form and other details to be a selection of the pure species of the Vine Hill Manzanita. It is a very choice cultivar, seldom available in the trade. It grows 18 - 24 inches by 6 ft. in ten years and flowers from January through March with thick heads of shell pink flowers. Good drainage, as with all manzanitas and infrequent or no irrigation once established. Full sun.
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We take a field inventory every few weeks from February through October. We last updated our inventory on April 23, 2012. Availability fluctuates wildly in our small nursery; it's always best to call to check current supply. Prices subject to change. We do not ship or mail order.
| Winter | This plant blooms in Winter |
| Spring | This plant blooms in Spring |
| Shrubs | This plant is a shrub |
| Sun | Plant in full sun |
| Pink | This plant has pink flowers |
| Dry | This plant survives on rainfall once established, except during periods of prolonged winter drought. |
| Infrequent | This plant requires infrequent water, every 4-6 weeks. |
| Attracts Hummingbirds | This plant attracts hummingbirds |
| Attracts Bees | This plant attracts bees |
| Evergreen | This plant is evergreen |
| Drought Tolerant | This is a drought-tolerant plant |
| California Native | This plant is a California native |
