Frangula californica 'Leatherleaf' , Coffeeberry spring fungal spores are spread by

fungal spores are spread by rain

Stream Orchid grows one to three feet tall

- Turmeric dipped

- Best in well-drained sand soil

Frangula californica 'Leatherleaf' , Coffeeberry spring fungal spores are spread byCalifornia native Leatherleaf Coffeeberry (previously classified as Rhamnus) An evergreen shrub that grows six to eight feet high and wide. It can be pruned to maintain a smaller shape. It has fragrant green white blossoms that bloom in the spring and summer. In the fall this shrub has red berries, which can be toxic. Great for bank stabilization and sloping sites! Easy to grow! Plant in full sun or shade Tolerant of most soils, best in heavy clay