Two Spring Plant Sales

Saturday, March 18, 8am—3pm (Seaside)

      Drop in  at 1721 Luxton Street, Seaside.  We have a good selection of more than thirty species of native plants plus some other water-wise favorites.  For a list of native plants click here (updated 3/11/17, not all will be for sale at the Seaside site.)

Saturday, March 25, 8am—3pm (Gustine)

      Drop in  at 585 Laurel Avenue, Gustine (the corner of Laurel and Highway 33).  We have a good selection of more than fifty species of native plants plus some other local favorites.  For a list of native plants click here (updated 3/11/17)

It Just Makes Sense

Water-wise:  Replacing a lawn with drought tolerant native plants can save you $100 or more each year on your water bill.

Chemically Independent:  Most native plants thrive without any fertilizer amendments to the soil.  These plants have developed a sustainable relationship with native insects and other pests so the rarely require any chemical pesticides.

Wildlife Friendly:  Hummingbirds and butterflies will visit your flowers for the nectar.  Other birds and small mammals will find the food they love and the shelter they need in your garden.

A Treat for the Senses:  You will enjoy beautiful flowers and foliage which continue to intrigue as the season change.  There will be sounds of rustling grasses or soughing pines.  And don’t neglect to touch and smell.  You will know that you can only be in California.

A Sense of Place:  Come home to your particular place on earth as you live among plants that have grown here for generations.