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<h3>'''Botanical Name:''' ''Arctostaphylos uva-ursi'' 'San Bruno Mountain'<br>
'''Common Name:''' 'San Bruno Mountain' Manzanita selection</h3>
:Highly recommended hardy groundcover featuring thick rounded leaves and pale pink flowers. Vigorous and dense. Tolerates garden water. Recommended for use near a lawn border. Flowers attract hummingbirds.

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:'''Plant Family:''' Ericaceae

:'''Plant Type:''' Groundcover

:'''Height by Width:''' 6in. H x 10' W

:'''Growth Habit:''' Groundcover

:'''Deciduous/Evergreen:''' Evergreen

:'''Growth Rate:''' Moderate

:'''Sun Exposure:''' Coast: full sun, Inland: part shade"

:'''Soil Preference:''' Adaptable

:'''Water Requirements:''' Occasional to moderate

:'''Cold Hardy to:''' 10 degrees F

:'''Flower Season:''' Winter/Spring

:'''Flower Color:''' Pink

:'''Endangered?:''' Not listed

:'''Distribution:''' Garden selection from San Bruno Mountain in San Mateo. Introduced by Ken Taylor.

:'''Natural Habitat:''' San Bruno Mountain in San Mateo

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