Rhamnus californica 'Mound San Bruno' (syn. Frangula), California Coffeeberry rare In the wild

In the wild

is more likely to be used as one would use a shrub—as an accent

it can work in a large pot

Beautiful in combination with Sarracenia (Pitcher Plant) and Eriophorum angustifolium (Cotton Grass)

shrub with star-shaped

Rhamnus californica 'Mound San Bruno' (syn. Frangula), California Coffeeberry rare In the wild'Mound San Bruno' is smaller in overall size and leaves than the species, so it's possibly more small garden friendly. Just like the species, however, it is an excellent addition to a mixed hedge or chaparral planting. The small flowers in early to mid spring are total bee magnets seriously there will be masses of bees on these things! Also a food source for the pale swallowtail butterfly larvae. After blooming, fruits first develop yellow in color,