Stachys bullata, California Hedgenettle Size:1 Gallon The cones can be described

The cones can be described as small reddish raspberries sitting atop tall stems

Prunus ilicifolia ssp

This plant grows towards the sun- rotate the plant two to three times a week to ensure the plant will not grow lopsided

- Best in well draining soil

The berries are edible and taste like tomatoes

Stachys bullata, California Hedgenettle Size:1 Gallon The cones can be describedCalifornia Hedgenettle, Fivespot, Wood Mint, Southern Hedge Nettle A California Native perennial herb that reaches up to two feet tall. It is found in the Bay area along the coast, in swamps, and boggy places. This plant does not sting. Purple flowers bloom spring through fall. Plant with: Willow (Salix sp.), Cottonwood (Populus sp.), Sycamore (Plataunus racemosa), Sedge (Carex sp.), Rush (Juncus sp.), Monkeyflower (Mimulus cardinalis and guttatus),