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*Arctostaphylos densiflora
‘James West’
Vine Hill manzanita

This wonderful, drought tolerant, low growing manzanita from Sonoma County appears in form and other details to be a selection of the pure species of the Vine Hill Manzanita. It is a very choice cultivar, seldom available in the trade. It grows 18 - 24 inches by 6 ft. in ten years and flowers from January through March with thick heads of shell pink flowers. Good drainage, as with all manzanitas and infrequent or no irrigation once established. Full sun.

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