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#CaNativePlants

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Megan Lynch (she/her)

Native Plant Extravaganza

Saturday, September 28, 10:00-4:00 pm US Pacific Time Shop in-person, or Online: Free talks!

Shop in-person at any of the 5 nurseries listed on Sat. Sept. 28, or online through Green Thumb Works on the weekend of Sept. 28-29, and a % of your sales will go to support the (SF Bay Area) Bringing Back the Natives Garden Tour!

bringingbackthenatives.net/nat #CANativePlants #Gardening @gardening

Bringing Back the Natives Garden TourNative Plant Extravaganzas 2024 - Bringing Back the Natives Garden TourShop in-person Saturday, September 28, 2024 from 10:00-4:00, or online any time onSat. or Sun. Sept. 28 or 29! Shop in-person at Oaktown Native Plant Nursery in Berkeley, Down by the Bay in Hayward, East Bay Wilds in Oakland, or at The Watershed Nursery or Annies’ Annuals and Perennials in Richmond on Saturday, Sept. 28 […]
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lackia

I have some Wooly Sunflower (Eriophyllum lanatum 'Siskiyou') in a little buddies group with some Naked Buckwheat (Eriogonum nudum), 2 Yarrow (Achillea millefolium) and a Rock Phacelia (behind that paver!). Yesterday I spotted some color (2nd pic) ,and today it bloomed!! I planted it mid-April, so it's lovely to see it start to unfurl a month-ish later!.

It's such an honor to watch these plants grow! What a real joy 😊 #Nativeplants #canativeplants #woollysunflower
#nakedbuckwheat
#yarrow

The image shows a patch of bark covered earth, with a few small plants growing in a rough circle. From top to bottom, wooden markers identify these as CA Native - Rock Phacelia, CA Native - Woolly Sunflower, CA Native - Naked Buckwheat, CA Native - Yarrow. The Rock Phacelia is mostly hidden from view, as a small paving stone is sitting right in front of it, almost on top of it. At the top of the image, the bark transitions to gravel, and the bottom of two large light brown fabric planters are visible.
The image shows a patch of bark covered earth, with a light green plant front and center. A wooden marker sits behind it, but the plant's foliage obscures what it says. Two stalks rise from the plants foliage, one beginning to open, and showing a bit of yellow flower bud. At the top of the image, the bark transitions to gravel, and the bottom of two large light brown fabric planters are visible.
The image shows a patch of bark covered earth, with a yellow flower front and center. You can see the plant's light green foliage in the background.
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