Arctostaphylos pumila 'Wavelength', Sandmat Manzanita acidic soil Attractive grey-blue foliage with silver

Attractive grey-blue foliage with silver spiky detailing on the edges

Remains evergreen until the temperatures drop into the low teens and then defoliates only to bounce back in the late spring

dark green fronds emerge from rhizomes that

red-brown bark

or to help create an evergreen anchor for your garden

Arctostaphylos pumila 'Wavelength', Sandmat Manzanita acidic soil Attractive grey-blue foliage with silverA rare species endemic to the Monterey Peninsula and surrounding area, selected by Dave Fross. 'Wavelength' is a beautiful, dense shrub with grey green leaves and a fine, velvety texture. The bronze hue, on newly emerging spring foliage, makes an especially fetching contrast to the white flowers that are an important nectar source for hummingbirds and bees. The lovely rippling form and low expanded width make this selection an excellent candidate for