Broadleaf sedum (Sedum spathulifolium): Broadleaf sedum thrives in the wild on rocks, very thin soils, and coastal bluffs.  Drought-tolerant, it would do very well in a rockery. Deer resistant. Perennial. Sun to part shade; moist to dry soil. Perennial, succulent herb of silvery, blue-green and red clusters w/ bright yellow flowers in flat topped clusters atop leafy, flowering stems. Good as ground cover, in rock gardens and in rock walls. Flowers attract butterflies.  $20 for a bundle of 5 bare root seedlings.

Oxalis (Woodland Sorrel, Oxalis oregana):  This species forms a lush, solid, inviting carpet in a woodland garden. A low plant 2-6”, with 3 heart-shaped leaflets on each leaf and 1 funnel-shaped, white or rose-pink flower at end of each stalk; leaf and flower stalks both about the same length and attached to the plant at ground level. Flowers bring in pollinators. $20 for a bundle of 5 bare root seedlings.