Current Plants

As you walk along the garden path, you'll notice the native plants are labeled with a number. Use this number to identify the plant below.

Choose a plant name to learn more about the plant and its traditional use by the Kumeyaay people. The Kumeyaay name is placed in italics.

1. huutat – Lemonade Berry
2. Pellytaay – White Sage
3. telku – Barrel Cactus
4. kwa'ak – California Wild Rose
5. hamill – Flat Top Buckwheat
6. kepally – Blue Elderberry
7. a'naally – Chilean Mesquite
8. esnyaaw – Coast Live Oak
9. Cliff Spurge
10. pullaay – Showy Island Snapdragon
11. samaall kwsiyaay – Desert Broom
12. Bushmallow Or Chaparral Mallow
13. miikell – Ramona Lilac
14. miltii'aaw – Matilija Poppy
15. No plant at this time.
16. California Wild Grape
17. ha'anya yul – Black Sage
18. San Diego Marsh Elder
19. iipshii – Chamise
20. ehpaa – Coastal Prickly Pear
21. Desert Willow
22. hasill – Mission Manzanita
23. hosiill – Toyon
24. samaall kwsiyaay – Coyote Brush
25. inyekhaay – Coffee Berry
26. kwechash – California Sage Brush
27. 'epshash – Bladderpod
28. No plant at this time.
29. nahekwi – California Brittlebush
30. California Desert Thorn
31. etat'kwilly – Coastal Cholla
32. kushu – Jojoba
33. pullaay – Showy Island Snapdragon
34. Red Bush Monkey Flower
35. sha'a – Mohave Yucca
36. mulh'amulh – Cleveland Sage
37. emally – Shaw's Agave
38. Red Fairy Duster
39. ektii – Laurel Sumac
40. kwa'naay – Basket Rush
41. kwaayull – Deer Grass
42. sa'maall – Yerba Santa
43. San Diego Willowy Mint
44. hpiip – Mormon Tea
45. inyekhaay – Chokecherry
46. Wooly Blue Curls
47. Red Monardella
48. Desert Brittlebush
49. millykumaay – Chalk Dudleya
50. Lady Fingers Dudleya