San Diego chapter of the California Native Plant Society lines up events for the annual California Native Plant Week celebration, which starts April 12.
As home gardeners continue to embrace native plants, the San Diego chapter of the California Native Plant Society kicks off its annual weeklong celebration, California Native Plant Week, on April 12 for those looking to conserve water, draw pollinators and beautify their spaces. In 2010, the state Legislature voted to create California Native Plant Week, which is now observed every third week in April.
to noon. April 16: General meeting, Room 101 in Casa del Prado in Balboa Park. Isabelle Kay, the academic coordinator and reserves manager for the past 35 years, will speak on the UCSD Natural Reserve System. April 18: The Field Trips Committee will host a 'Border Bioblitz' at Campo. Check the San Diego County Native Plant Society Meetup for details at bit.ly/NativePlantsMeetup. April 20: Donor event at Arnold Preserve in Poway . April 21: Field trip to Agua Tibia Wilderness with U.S.
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