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This blog is inspired by the Gardena Willows Wetland Preserve in Gardena, California. Sunday, June 16, 2013. Summer Pollinators and Butterflies. Surveying pollinators on native plants - Mother Nature's Backyard. It’s summer and the Gardena Willows Wetland Preserve is literally buzzing with activity. Butterflies and other pollinators are busily making nests, collecting food and setting up housekeeping. Now is one of the best. These plants can’t produce if they aren’t pollinated. Just ask for suggestions.

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Wandering the Willows: Contribute to 'Wandering the Willows'

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This blog is inspired by the Gardena Willows Wetland Preserve in Gardena, California. Contribute to 'Wandering the Willows'. Do you have photos, poetry, remembrances, letters, short articles or other materials about the Gardena Willows Wetland Preserve or the Dominguez Slough? Submit your materials to the 'Wandering the Willows' blog master at: wanderingthewillows@gmail.com. Or post as a comment, below. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Friends of Gardena Willows Wetland Preserve. View my complete profile.

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Wandering the Willows: An Ugly View or Source of Inspiration?

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This blog is inspired by the Gardena Willows Wetland Preserve in Gardena, California. Friday, November 16, 2012. An Ugly View or Source of Inspiration? We’re restoring the south-western section of the Preserve to the native Coastal Shrubland that once covered Gardena. Towards that end, we planted hundreds of locally native plants near the amphitheater last spring. On the positive side, the new plants are thriving. The shrubs have grown several feet;. Many have already flowered and set seed. The front are...

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Wandering the Willows: The Season of Flowers

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This blog is inspired by the Gardena Willows Wetland Preserve in Gardena, California. Saturday, June 15, 2013. The Season of Flowers. Enjoying wildflowers in Mother Nature's Backyard garden. Spring and early summer is the season of flowers in Southern California. Nature preserves, wild lands and even native plant gardens often look their best this time of year. Consider scheduling a visit to the Gardena Willows Wetland Preserve in the next few months. You’ll be glad you did! Plan a trip to the Preserve a...

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Wandering the Willows: June 2013

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This blog is inspired by the Gardena Willows Wetland Preserve in Gardena, California. Sunday, June 16, 2013. Summer Pollinators and Butterflies. Surveying pollinators on native plants - Mother Nature's Backyard. It’s summer and the Gardena Willows Wetland Preserve is literally buzzing with activity. Butterflies and other pollinators are busily making nests, collecting food and setting up housekeeping. Now is one of the best. These plants can’t produce if they aren’t pollinated. Just ask for suggestions.

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Wandering the Willows: Troubles with Trash

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This blog is inspired by the Gardena Willows Wetland Preserve in Gardena, California. Monday, February 11, 2013. The Gardena Willows Wetland Preserve shares a problem with other urban preserves and parks – trash. Whether it blows in on the wind, is tossed over the fence or washes in with street water run-off, the end result is the same; either the trash is removed by volunteers or it ends up in the ocean. Neither option is pretty. The best long-term solution is to prevent trash from entering the wetland.

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Gardening, California Native Plants, and The Great Outdoors. What's not to like? Brazilian pepper, wall to wall Euphorbia terracina, and mustard forests. Aside from that it's a nice view. Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Cult of the rain barrel. One Pot At A Time. Tip of the day. What can we say about Los Angeles area rainfall th. 01 rain; season total 8.35. California Native Plant Week and the long game. Gardeners, Native Plants, Etc. My back 40 feet.

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Native Plants at CSU Dominguez Hills: Celebrate National Pollinator Week (June 15-21, 2015)

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Thursday, June 11, 2015. Celebrate National Pollinator Week (June 15-21, 2015). National Pollinator Week (the 3. Week in June each year) celebrates the importance of pollinators for all. Life on earth. Eighty percent of food crops, as well as many ornamental plants, require insect pollinators. Life without living pollinators would be very different, indeed. Here are some things you can do to celebrate National Pollinator Week:. Learn more about the key role of pollinators. View my complete profile. Calen...

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Native Plants at CSU Dominguez Hills: Plants Available - November 2016 Plant Sale

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Plants Available - November 2016 Plant Sale. Plant sale will be held. At the CSUDH Native Plant Greenhouse (S. of NSM Building) on Friday, November 18th (11:00 am-4:30 pm) and Saturday, November 19th (1:00-4:00 pm). See our November posting for more. To learn more about a plant, click on the link. Plant List –. CSUDH Native Plant Greenhouse – November 18-19, 2016. CSUDH-Project SOUND Propagation Lab. New offerings in green. 1 gallon shrubs/trees and woody vines - $8.00 - $10.00. Rain gardens, swales.

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Native Plants at CSU Dominguez Hills: Gallery of Native Plants

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Gallery of Native Plants. This Gallery of CA Native Plants. Replaces the former Project SOUND Gallery of Native Plants. We’ve made it available to encourage more gardeners to use California native plants. We hope you find this information useful – and share it freely with others. Do you have pictures of any of the featured native plants in local gardens? Scientific names (listed by common name) : http:/ www.slideshare.net/cvadheim/common-name-cross-reference-web-122910. Http:/ www.slideshare.net/...Http:...

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Native Plants at CSU Dominguez Hills: Blooming Now on Campus

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Blooming Now on Campus. Elegant clarkia (pink) and Sticky monkeyflower (salmon) in Garden of Dreams. Blooming Right Now on the CSUDH Campus – 5/1/15. To download a pdf of this list see:. Http:/ www.slideshare.net/cvadheim/bloom-calendar-csudh. For map and description of locations see the ‘Map – Native Plants at CSUDH’ page (see:. Http:/ nativeplantscsudh.blogspot.com/. For additional photos of each plant see ‘Gallery of Native Plants’ page (. Http:/ nativeplantscsudh.blogspot.com/. Http:/ mother-natures-...

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Breathing Treatment: Cool and science pioneerish, again!

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Gardening, California Native Plants, and The Great Outdoors. Cool and science pioneerish, again! On the LLP web site. There there are 59 H. glacialis (Glacial Lady Beetle) reported but only a few with the extensa epithet, so I suspect they are somewhat rare. Nonetheless, I found one the other day. Googling around, I thought it was interesting that someone named Mulsant named this subspecies in 1850. To: brent Subject: Ladybug submission CONFIRMED! Apparently, my casual observations of ladybugs. Wildflowe...

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Breathing Treatment: May 2015

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Gardening, California Native Plants, and The Great Outdoors. Rain 0.76"; 9.21" season total. If you have established native plants, they ought to do well in your garden this year with even a moderate amount of supplemental watering. If you are establishing native plants, they will still need a bit of extra water to get through the summer. Deep, infrequent, waterings are usually best. Links to this post. Another 0.1 of rain; season total 8.45. Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone. Links to this post.

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Breathing Treatment: Rain 0.76"; 9.21" season total

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Gardening, California Native Plants, and The Great Outdoors. Rain 0.76"; 9.21" season total. If you have established native plants, they ought to do well in your garden this year with even a moderate amount of supplemental watering. If you are establishing native plants, they will still need a bit of extra water to get through the summer. Deep, infrequent, waterings are usually best. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Cult of the rain barrel. One Pot At A Time. Tip of the day. My back 40 feet.

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Breathing Treatment: Friendship Park

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Gardening, California Native Plants, and The Great Outdoors. Here's an interesting sign. With all that mustard, one wonders how they define restoration. Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Cult of the rain barrel. One Pot At A Time. Tip of the day. What can we say about Los Angeles area rainfall th. 01 rain; season total 8.35. California Native Plant Week and the long game. Gardeners, Native Plants, Etc. My back 40 feet. The Gardens of Petersonville.

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Breathing Treatment: Another 0.1" of rain; season total 8.45"

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