California sagebrush (Artemisia californica) is a shrub with pretty foliage that turns from bright green to silvery grey as it matures.
It blooms, but the flowers are small, white and unremarkable. It’s an important plant for the coastal scrub habitat as it supports bees and butterflies and provides shelter for the endangered California gnatcatcher.
It’s a member of the sunflower family, but has a wonderful sage aroma when a twig is broken.



















