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Cuphea hyssopifolia - Mexican False Heather
By Delonix1
29 Oct, 2008
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This is one of the most planted sub-shrubs in California...in Coastal California it will live for several years. In colder areas it is an annual.
It also has a tendency to naturalize.
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These plants flower heavily all year. This is why it is over-used in my opinion.
30 Oct, 2008
Got a few of these in my garden too but they go unnoticed because they're used as an under-planting to fill in space.
8 Feb, 2009
It is overly used here as a filler plant...they also naturalize very easily even in dry areas.
8 Feb, 2009
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Does it flower for a long season ?
29 Oct, 2008