Condea (Hyptis) emoryi (desert lavender) Wind Chime Butterflies Container Plant No Erosion

Butterflies Container Plant No Erosion Control Yes Bank Stabilization Yes Fire Resistant Deer resistant Yes Local plant No

- Full Sun and part shade

Pilea peperomioides

It has criss-crossing branches with dark green leaves that look like tight miniature ferns

Several plants should be planted together

Condea (Hyptis) emoryi (desert lavender) Wind Chime Butterflies Container Plant No ErosionSilver Lining Desert Lavender Condea emoryi A California Native shrub that can reach up to twelve feet high and eight feet wide. Violet flowers bloom in the winter through spring. Plant in full sun to part shade Best in well draining sandy soil Water once a month after the first year Fragrant foliage Drought tolerant Heat tolerant Hardy to 15 degrees Attracts bees, birds, hummingbirds and butterflies California Native