Beginner's Wildflower Collection Edible Native PlantsTo begin your wildflower education we have chosen four species of our customer favorites. To insure success, we include our informative pamphlet Notes on Growing California Wildflowers. Beautiful and easy to grow, these four annuals make a great beginning, with consecutive blooming spreading from early spring to midsummer! The following, separately packaged species include: Baby Blue Eyes, Nemophila menziesii Tidy Tips, Layia platyglossa Globe Gilia,
It is a gorgeous spring-flowering bulbous perennial that typically grows on moist slopes and moist mountain meadows west of the Cascades and Sierras from British Columbia to southern California
Toyon feeds many different insects and birds
Northwestern Meadowfoam Honey
This wild buckwheat known as erigonum
As part of our ongoing interest in the genus Limnanthes
University of California Press
ever-changing gardens that can help us better understand our place in the natural world
If native plant gardening is the way you'd like to spend your courtship of place
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The first domestic livestock to the American Southwest in 1540
meticulously researched compendium of indigenous land management practices includes stunning chapters on California when first encountered by Europeans and detailed explication of the care of
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