Favored by bees, hummingbirds and butterflies such as Painted Lady and our endangered Checkerspot, this California native’s creamy-white flowers are the epitome of elegance. Profuse, ultra-frilly Azalea-like blooms each don two lips plus a pale yellow throat amid slender sticky deep green leaves that cloak the shrubby evergreen foundation. Tolerating deer, drought and seaside conditions, White Monkeyflower′s dashing lustrous habit can be added to containers, native oak plantings or natural-style gardens, where it relishes somewhat lean, well-drained soil, judicious trimming, and once established, occasional summer water.

Blooms May–September

Size: 2' 0" high x 2-1/2' wide.

Hardy to zone 8.