Xylococcus bicolor, Mission Manzanita flower
Xylococcus bicolor, Mission Manzanita
Xylococcus bicolor, Mission Manzanita flower
Xylococcus bicolor, Mission Manzanita

Xylococcus bicolor, Mission Manzanita

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Mission Manzanita

A California Native shrub that can reach up to twenty feet tall.  This slow growing shrub has pink and white flowers that bloom in the winter and spring.  The bark is a red gray color.  This shrub is great for bank stabilization.  It is native to San Diego, Baja California, Santa Catalina Island, and in the foothills northwest of Pasadena.  

Plant with: Sugar Bush, Spiny Redberry, Black Sage, Ceanothus crassifoliusCeanothus tomentosusCeanothus leucodermis

Family Name Ericaceae
Species Name Xylococcus bicolor
Common Name Mission Manzanita
Native to California
Plant Type Shrub
Height x Width 6-10' x 6-10'
Growth Habit Upright and spreading
Growth Rate Slow to moderate
Sun Exposure Full sun to part shade
Water Requirement Low
Soil Type
Well drained, prefers sandy or rocky soils
Flower Color White to pink
Flowering Months Winter to early spring
Evergreen/Deciduous Evergreen
Fragrant No
Cold Hardy to 20
Attracts pollinators Bees, butterflies, birds
Container Plant No
Erosion Control Yes
Bank Stabilization Yes
Fire Resistant Yes
Deer resistant Yes
Local plant Yes

 

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Mission Manzanita

A California Native shrub that can reach up to twenty feet tall.  This slow growing shrub has pink and white flowers that bloom in the winter and spring.  The bark is a red gray color.  This shrub is great for bank stabilization.  It is native to San Diego, Baja California, Santa Catalina Island, and in the foothills northwest of Pasadena.  

Plant with: Sugar Bush, Spiny Redberry, Black Sage, Ceanothus crassifoliusCeanothus tomentosusCeanothus leucodermis

Family Name Ericaceae
Species Name Xylococcus bicolor
Common Name Mission Manzanita
Native to California
Plant Type Shrub
Height x Width 6-10' x 6-10'
Growth Habit Upright and spreading
Growth Rate Slow to moderate
Sun Exposure Full sun to part shade
Water Requirement Low
Soil Type
Well drained, prefers sandy or rocky soils
Flower Color White to pink
Flowering Months Winter to early spring
Evergreen/Deciduous Evergreen
Fragrant No
Cold Hardy to 20
Attracts pollinators Bees, butterflies, birds
Container Plant No
Erosion Control Yes
Bank Stabilization Yes
Fire Resistant Yes
Deer resistant Yes
Local plant Yes