This free event provides an opportunity to share and receive& nbsp;cuttings and seeds of native plants. Discover the diverse offerin gs, ranging from easy-to-grow varieties to rare finds, and leave with new native plant cuttings and seeds! We will supply coin envelopes for seeds, but please bring your own containers for transporting cuttings home. We will have an iris division demonstration during the e vent.
If you have native plant material from your garden t hat you would like to share, please bring it along. Be sure to label&n bsp;your contributions for easy browsing – helpful growing tips and ph otos of the plants in bloom are appreciated. You may find it useful to use Calscape.org for th is purpose; there is a link on the plant’s information page that allow s you to create a printable sign for most native species and cult ivars. If you bring cuttings, please ensure they remain cool and moist in a bucket of water. It is not necessary to bring anything if you do not have native material to share, as there is t ypically an abundance for everyone.
Several well-known nat ive plant books will be available for purchase at the event, including Wildflowers of California from CNPS, Seed Propagation of Na tive California Plants (2021 edition) by Dara E. Emery and Cali fornia Native Plants for the Garden by Carol Bornstein, Dav id Fross and Bart O’Brien. Our Wildflower Ambassadors will also be&nbs p;distributing free seed packets and information.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:This free event provides an opportunity to share and receive& nbsp;cuttings and seeds of native plants. Discover the diverse offerin gs, ranging from easy-to-grow varieties to rare finds, and leave with new native plant cuttings and seeds! We will supply coin envelopes for seeds, but please bring your own containers for transporting cuttings home. We will have an iris division demonstration during the e vent.
If you have native plant material from your garden t hat you would like to share, please bring it along. Be sure to label&n bsp;your contributions for easy browsing – helpful growing tips and ph otos of the plants in bloom are appreciated. You may find it useful to use Calsc ape.org for this purpose; there is a link on the plant’s in formation page that allows you to create a printable sign for most nat ive species and cultivars. If you bring cuttings, please ensure they r emain cool and moist in a bucket of water. It is not necessary to&n bsp;bring anything if you do not have native material to share, as there is typically an abundance for everyone.
Several well-known native plant books will be available for purchas e at the event, including Wildflowers of California from CNPS, Seed Propagation of Native California Plants (2021 edition) by Dara E. Emery and California Native Plants for the Garden by Carol Bornstein, David Fross and Bart O’Brien. Our Wildflower Amb assadors will also be distributing free seed packets and information.< /p> DTSTAMP:20260614T031617 DTSTART;TZID=America/Tijuana:20260124T130000 DTEND;TZID=America/Tijuana:20260124T150000 SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR