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Support biodiversity by landscaping with native plants: Redbud Society hosts property walk

Support biodiversity by landscaping with native plants: Redbud Society hosts property walk · July 7, 2023

The Red Bud Chapter of the California Native Plant Society held an event combining an educational session and a property walk starting out at the Gold Vibe Kombucha located at 12615 Charles Drive in Grass Valley this week.

3 local nonprofit organizations to host second bilingual native plant hike

3 local nonprofit organizations to host second bilingual native plant hike · July 6, 2023

Three local nonprofit organizations will be hosting their second bilingual native plant hike at the Pismo Preserve on Sunday, July 9. The hike will be in both Spanish and English from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.

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Previous PREVIOUS Political and Religious Views Reflect What Is In The Heart There is a considerable difference between character and personality. Personalit… NEXT Next Up NEXT UP Remember “The Cause” Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, George Washington and Alexander Hamilton never cal… Corporate America Sees The Light Of Native Plants · July 6, 2023

Planting native plants instead of the hybrid, and sometimes invasive, plants, is starting to take root-in the corporate community, of all places.

Corporate Landscaping Lets Its Hair Down

Corporate Landscaping Lets Its Hair Down · July 6, 2023

More companies are eschewing manicured grass in favor of native plants, a shift driven by the environmental costs of installing and maintaining lawns

Metairie couple fights to keep their native plant garden

Metairie couple fights to keep their native plant garden · July 5, 2023

Angie and Patrick Madore are fighting Jefferson Parish to keep their native plant garden after receiving a notice that they are violating grass and weed rules.