Bring California’s beauty into your home garden with native plants that suit your style and space. | California Native Plant Society

1K views · 36 reactions | The possibilities of native plants are nearly endless. Add some native California beauty to your home or outdoor space - no matter how big or small by potting your favorite native plants. We recommend white sage (Salvia apiana), coyote mint (Monardella sp.), and genus Manzanita (Arctostaphylos sp.). Get inspired at https://bit.ly/bloom-f | California Native Plant Society | Facebook

3.5K views · 215 reactions | It's planting season! What better way to start off 2022 than with garden care that helps the environment? Our 'Bloom! California' team members David and Maya walk gardeners of all skill levels through how to plant and tend for your new native plants. Learn more and find the best native plants for your style and space at https://bloomcalifornia.org  | California Native Plant Society | Facebook

38 reactions · 4 comments | It’s easy to care for your native plants through California’s varying seasons with this maintenance advice from #BloomCalifornia! More insider tips available at https://bloomcalifornia.org/resources. | California Native Plant Society | Facebook

19 reactions | From a dazzling wildflower season, to celebrating four national monument campaigns, to the preservation of critical funding for vegetation mapping and monitoring in the state budget, we have witnessed many bright moments in 2023. Take a look at some of our highlights! 拾 #2023Recap #YearRecap #2023inReview #HappyNewYear #NewYear #Goodbye2023 #CNPS #CANativePlants #CANativePlant #Biodiversity #Vegetation #Wildflowers | California Native Plant Society | Facebook

🦇✨ Happy Bat Week! Let's celebrate the vital role bats play in our ecosystems and discover how we can support these incredible creatures. California is home to 25 bat species, most of which eat insects that rely on native plants for food. By planting native plants, you provide essential roosting sites—like tree branches and thick leaves—where bats can shelter and raise their young. We’re thrilled to announce a NEW feature on Calscape.org: a search filter for plants specifically designed to supp