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  1. Arctostaphylos densiflora 'Sentinel', Manzanita
    Usually a prolific late winter bloomer, 'Sentinel' has clusters blush-pink, urn-shaped flowers. Limb it up if you want to reveal the meandering inner structure and beautiful mahogany bark. Evergreen shrub; mature size: 6 ft T x 8 ft W mound. Minimum temperature: 0° F
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  2. Arctostaphylos 'Baby Bear', manzanita
    'Baby Bear' is believed to be a hybrid seedling between Arctostaphylos bakeri ssp. bakeri and Arctostaphylos densiflora 'Sentinel'. Bert Wilson from Las Pilitas Nursery selected it as an improvement over 'Sentinel' with larger pink flowers. Dark stems with small, narrow, deep green foliage. Mature size: 6 ft T x 6-8 ft W Minimum temperature: 0º...
    $17.50
  3. Arctostaphylos x 'Molino Corner', manzanita
    Hybrid between Arct. manzanita and Arct. densiflora with white flowers, green foliage, and upright, gently winding branch structure. Friendlier to garden settings (accepts some summer water) thanks to its densiflora parentage. Mature size: 6-8 ft T x W Minimum temperature: 10º F Not recommended for hot and humid climates.
    $17.50
  4. Arctostaphylos x 'Monica', Monica Manzanita
    A. densiflora x manzanita hybrid selected by Louis Edmunds from Sonoma Co. 'Monica' is a handsome evergreen shrub with clusters of pink urn-shaped flowers in spring and gorgeous reddish-brown bark. A bit more tolerant of summer water than some manzanitas, but still happiest in summer-dry conditions. Hummingbird and bee approved. Mature size: 10...
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