lackiaThe many flowers of the California Buckwheat (Eriogonum fasciculatum) look heavenly in the sunlight! #nativePlant #canativePlants
One 4-inch California Phacelia I planted in January of 2024 has since become a profusion of flowers. Here are some of them (including a bee visitor)! #nativePlant #canativeplants #bee #bloomscrolling
my ca native plants are doing so well.......here are some that aren't currently flowering , but soon will.
1 - Farewell to Spring (Clarkia amoena (about to pop))
2 - Pink Honeysuckle (Lonicera Hispidula)
3 - A single strand of California Buckwheat (Eriogonum fasciculatum)
4 - Caterpillar Flower (Phacelia bolanderi)
I'm playing around with a fancy (dslr) camera for the first time and I spotted this cute friend on the seaside daisy (Erigeron glaucus) in my garden. What a rush, to see the world through a high quality camera lens! wow! also I wonder who this is.....#nativePlant #nativeFlowers #bloomscrolling
MigsGardenAlways seeking the sun . . .
#poppies #matilijapoppies #wildflowers #southerncalifornia #nativeplant #bloomscrolling #flowerphotography #sunshine
#poppies #matilijapoppies #wildflowers #southerncalifornia #nativeplant #bloomscrolling #flowerphotography #sunshine
Glorious Matilija Poppies reaching for the sky . . . for #wildflowerwednesday. They are native to Southern California and Baja California (Northwestern Mexico).
#poppies #matilijapoppies #wildflowers #southerncalifornia #nativeplant #bloomscrolling #flowerphotography #bajacalifornia #mexico
#poppies #matilijapoppies #wildflowers #southerncalifornia #nativeplant #bloomscrolling #flowerphotography #bajacalifornia #mexico
Matilija Poppies for #wildflowerwednesday . . . native to Southern California and Baja California (Northwestern Mexico) . . .
#poppies #matilijapoppies #wildflowers #southerncalifornia #nativeplant #bloomscrolling #flowerphotography #bajacalifornia #mexico
#poppies #matilijapoppies #wildflowers #southerncalifornia #nativeplant #bloomscrolling #flowerphotography #bajacalifornia #mexico
DoomsdaysCW#GreenportNY - 2026 Spring #NativePlant Sale
- Saturday, May 16, 2026, 9am - 1pm
- Sunday, May 17, 2026, 9am - 1pm
#RoyLathamNatureCenter at Inlet Pond County Park
65275 County Rte. 48
Greenport, NY, 11944 United States
"Over Sixty species of plants native to the Northeastern United States and locally grown by Glover Perennials—many of which are drought tolerant and deer resistant—will be showcased outdoors at the Roy Latham Nature Center at Inlet Pond County Park. A list of plants available will be posted here a week before the sale.
Based at the Roy Latham Nature Center, the organization models environmentally responsible landscaping practices, including the replacement of #InvasiveSpecies with native plants, #WaterWise #gardening, and #HabitatCreation.
Proceeds from NFAS’s spring and fall plant sales directly fund ongoing #restoration projects, including initiatives to plant native plants and trees throughout Inlet Pond County Park."
FMI:
https://northforkaudubon.org/events/2023-spring-native-plant-sale-mj6z5-6hzht-mf47z
#SolarPunkSunday #Audubon #PlantSale #Fundraiser #DroughtTolerantPlants #ClimateChange #NativePlantSpecies
2026 Spring Native Plant Sale — North Fork Audubon Society
2026 Spring Native Plant Sale will be held in person on Saturday and Sunday, May 16 and 17, from 9 am to 1 pm with no pre-ordering necessary. Over Sixty species of plants native to the Northeastern United States and locally grown by Glover Perennials—many of which are drought tolerant and deer res
Charring AuhWith periodic fires and other natural processes interrupted, many natural areas have been invaded by aggressive weeds. These plants can take over entire preserves. #Nativeplant communities comprised of hundreds of species are replaced by a few weed species. Removing these invaders is an important step in restoring native biodiversity
With periodic fires and other natural processes interrupted, many natural areas have been invaded by aggressive weeds. These plants can take over entire preserves. #Nativeplant communities comprised of hundreds of species are replaced by a few weed species. Removing these invaders is an important step in restoring native biodiversity.
Many native species have been so suppressed by invading weeds that they have difficulty recovering
