• Achillea millefolium—Yarrow**
   Frequent member of our coastal plant community
  Aster chilensis ‘Point Saint George’—Point Saint George aster**
   Improved selection of a similar aster species to the species of aster  found growing in coastal San Diego.
• Aster subulatus var. ligulatus—Slim aster
   Grows near coastal lagoons, such as Buena Vista
• Coreopsis maritima—Sea dahlia***
   Cannot take summer irrigation. Needs full sun.
• Dryopteris arguta—Coastal wood fern
   Needs shade,
• Erigeron glaucus—Seaside daisy**
• Eriophyllum confertiflorum var. confertiflorum—Golden yarrow**8
• Gnaphalium californicum–California everlasting**
   Fragrant blooms over a long period in spring into summer.
• Lotus scoparius, var. scoparius—Coastal deerweed***
   Lotus brevarius grows inland after fires. L. scoparius is abundant  near San Elijo and other lagoons and along coastal roads. Long  bloom season spring and summer. Short lived but fixes nitrogen in  soil. Las Pilitas
• Sidalcea malviflora—Checkerbloom**
• Tanacetum—Dune tansy**

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