Tight rosettes of evergreen, succulent leaves are covered with a powdery, silver-white coating. Clusters of yellow flowers begin late spring. You can use the foliage in soups or even as a stir-fry. A PNW native named after Cape Blanco, OR.   (Perennial)

Bloom time	Size	Exposure
Summer	4-6" tall x 12-18" wide
Hardiness Zone:5,6,7,8,9,10,11 Cold Hardy to -20° to -10°F
Attracts Bees  Attracts Butterflies  Deer Resistant  Drought Tolerant  Edible Parts  Evergreen  Fabulous Foliage  Fire-Resistant Plants  Native to NorthWest  Rockery or Alpine Plant