The Bradbury

The Bradbury Building, nestled in the heart of downtown Los Angeles (DTLA), stands as a testament to architectural beauty, dating back to its construction in 1893.
Crowned by an enchanting five-story skylight, Bradbury's courtyard is a harmonious blend of design elements. Mauve glazed brick, intricate orange-hued Mexican tile floors, opulent red and purple Belgian marble, Art Nouveau charcoal grillwork, and refined oak paneling converge with delicate black wrought-iron railings to create a visual masterpiece. Its cinematic presence has graced screens in iconic works like "Chinatown" and "Blade Runner.“

25-30 Mature Plants - Varieties Included:
A. Black Mondo Grass (non-native)
B. Lotus Crassifolius
C. Hordeum Brachyantherum
D. Fritillaria Brandegeei
E. Asclepias Sepciosa
F. Pedicularis Densiflora
G. Eriogonum Grande Rubescens
H. Paeonia Brownii
I. Lilium Humboldtii
J. Corallorhiza Maculate

Inspired by the Bradbury Building's rich hues, this modular garden intertwines the deep mauves of clusters of Mountain Lotus and Checkered Lily with the purple and taupe tones of Milkweed and Indian Warrior, creating a captivating tapestry of complementary shades that dance across your garden bed. Embracing the natural rhythm of the seasons, a selection of Fall/Winter bloomers ensures a perennial spectacle as each species takes its turn to flourish in the spotlight. Delight in the tactile wonders of Meadow Barley and Coralroot, where velvety seedpods and spiky fronds mingle, offering a sensory journey through your garden. The arrangement of towering foliage and blooms, alongside sprawling ground cover, orchestrates a visual crescendo that delights from every angle.

These CA natives also naturally attract pollinators, encourage beneficial insects that eat or deter pests, suppress weeds, and are nitrogen fixing.