The Hollywood

Perched high above the glitz and glamour of Tinseltown, the Hollywood Sign reigns supreme as an iconic symbol of showbiz magic. Stretching across the rugged slopes of Mount Lee, its bold white letters stand out against the backdrop of azure skies and green rolling hills. From the bustling streets of Hollywood Boulevard to the serene trails of Griffith Park, the sign casts its spell over all who behold it, beckoning dreamers and adventurers alike to chase their wildest aspirations in the City of Angels. Below, the pulse of the city thrums with excitement, while above, the Hollywood Sign stands sentinel, a silent witness to the countless tales of fame and fortune that have unfolded in its shadow. Whether glimpsed from afar or up close and personal, the Hollywood Sign embodies the spirit of Hollywood—a place where dreams take flight and legends are born.

25-30 Mature Plants - Varieties Included:
A. Penstemon Rattanii
B. Delphinium Parryi
C. Lupinus Polyphyllus Burkei
D. Lupinus Excubitus
E. Ceanothus Tementosus
F. Dichelostemma Capitatium
G. Phacelia Bolanderi
H. Salvia Apiana
I. Romneya Coulteri
J. Calystegia Macrostegia

At the heart of our garden, inspired by the illustrious Hollywood Sign, stands I. Romneya coulteri, its grand presence commanding attention with large, papery white flowers reminiscent of oversized film reels. Entwined with it, J. Calystegia macrostegia's white trumpet-like blossoms delicately weave through the garden, evoking a shimmering ribbon of stardust. Around this captivating centerpiece, a symphony of color and whimsy unfolds.

Heavy on pollinators like Penstemon rattanii (A) that graces the scene with elegance, its slender stems adorned in delicate purple blooms, while Delphinium parryi (B) stands tall, its vibrant blue spikes reaching skyward like miniature spotlights. Lupinus polyphyllus burkei (C) and excubitus (E) carpet the ground in a rich indigo sea, while their nitrogen-fixing abilities guarantee no fertilizing needed for their neighbors. The electric blue hues of Ceanothus tementosus (D) dance in the breeze, offering a dazzling display against the backdrop of lush foliage, while Dichelostemma capitatium (F) sways gently, its delicate blue-pink blossoms reminiscent of confetti raining down on a Hollywood premiere. Phacelia bolanderi (B) and Salvia apiana (H) fill the air with their fragrant blooms, infusing the garden with the sweet scent of success.