These California wildflowers could save other plants
As wildflowers go, the mountain jewelflower is demure, clever and quietly unbreakable. It has spread across many of California’s iconic landscapes, from Sonoma wine country to the oak-dotted foothills, even over the Sierra Crest, where snow covers the ground during winter.
California Poppy – What You’d Want to Know About This California State Flower
There’s quite a lot worth knowing about this flower, which is one of North America’s most celebrated native wildflowers.
SB Botanic Garden conservation director: Santa Rosa Island fire a ‘wake-up call’
These California Wildflowers Could Save Other Plants
Understanding Native Jewelflowers Could Help Plants Adapt and Survive Changing Weather Patterns
In Refugia Marin gardens, environmental retiree nurtures plants and community
Refugia (a plural word that means safe havens) is a volunteer organization except for three paid employees. Its public spaces include the Pollinator Garden at the Dominican University of California in San Rafael and the People’s Garden in Cove Park, Corte Madera.
Nurturing Native Gardens and Community Leaders in North Orange County, CA
To incentivize water conservation, local water municipalities offer lawn-to-garden rebates to help residents remove traditional water-guzzling turf lawns and replace them with water-conserving landscapes.
Agreement Secures Strong Protections for World’s Oldest Oak in California
Conservation groups and Southern California developers reached an agreement today to create conservation areas and improve wildlife connectivity to help safeguard the world’s oldest known living oak — a plant that is at least 13,000 years old with cultural significance to local Tribes.
Towhee Terrace Takes FLIGHT at Debs
The story of how our second-year FLIGHT interns established their own restoration site.
A guide to understanding SoCal’s native flora: How to incorporate them into your gardens
Los Angeles lies in a semi-arid, coastal climate zone with hot, dry summers and mild, wetter winters. This environment supports native plant communities like coastal sage scrub, among others, which includes drought-tolerant species such as California sagebrush, black sage, white sage and buckwheat.
Milkweeds, Monarchs, & Moms
SUNDAY, MAY 10TH – Free admission to California Botanical Garden in Claremont for moms!