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Ceanothus sanguineus provides an excellent habitat for many birds and small mammals and is a food source for various wildlife
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Landscape Use and Ecological Function: This native plant occurs across most of North America in low meadows
Pinnate palms with green
The fiddle leaf ficus is distinguished by large violin-shaped leaves with a waxy finish
Rubus spectabilis (Salmonberry) Butterfly Host Ceanothus sanguineus provides an excellentPlant Description: The upright or slightly arching stems of this plant can form dense thickets around 6 ft high or can grow individually. Stems vary with some sparsely prickled, while the upper portions of new growth are densely prickled. The peeling bark is light brown and tends to have a distinctive golden brown to rust red color in winter. Leaves are pinnately compound, comprised of three sharply pointed leaflets, with deeply toothed margins, and
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