Catalina Ironwood — California Native

Lyonothamnus floribundus subsp. aspleniifolius

A dramatic evergreen island native with finely divided foliage and textured, peeling bark. A standout architectural tree for a sheltered, well-drained Southern California garden.

Why plant it?

• Full sun to light shade; excellent drainage
• Distinctive island-tree character and upright screening potential
• Allow for mature height and wind exposure

Choosing your specimen

Choose the preferred nursery container size above. Actual height, spread, age and shape vary by grower and season; a 15-gallon plant is not a guaranteed height or age. We confirm current nursery stock, plant form and health before collecting payment.

Local delivery & planting

Earth People LandCare sources California natives for Orange County gardens, with particular attention to coastal exposure, drainage, irrigation and long-term plant health. Delivery and professional planting are quoted separately. Read our California native planting guide.

Representative plant photograph, not actual nursery stock. Catalina ironwood at Quail Botanical Gardens, photographed by Stickpen, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.

Oversized specimen trees — custom quote

60-inch box and larger specimens are available by inquiry only. Pricing shown for these sizes is indicative; the final proposal includes live specimen selection, supplier confirmation, freight, unloading equipment, site access and installation. To request a quote, contact Earth People Landcare with your property location and preferred size. Standard-size plants remain subject to nursery availability and quality verification.