Arctostaphylos glauca 'Ramona', Big Berry or Blue Manzanita attracts butterflies Native to grasslands and open

Native to grasslands and open forest west of the Cascades in Oregon

The honeyed tones blend harmoniously with a subdued color palette

this "lace-cap" is a mix of creams and whites — a center froth of tiny cream-gold beads and white florets on the periphery that dangle upside down (like they're jumping ship) — wonderfully curious

The second photo of flower buds by Frank Mayfield from Chicago area

Dense rounded tufts of deep-green grass-like foliage sport round lollipop flowers of rose-pink atop a slender stem

Arctostaphylos glauca 'Ramona', Big Berry or Blue Manzanita attracts butterflies Native to grasslands and openA clean, small form of the big berry manzanita selected by Bert Wilson of Las Pilitas Nursery. Large, rounded foliage emerges lime green and turns blue as it matures. Features white blooms in late winter and the ever amazing mahogany bark. Mature size: 6 8 ft T x W Minimum temperature: 15 F Not recommended for hot and humid climates.