Inspired by nature




Wildflowers!

... a UC resource for vegetation management in Southern California
 
Buzzing Gardensgardens.html
Pictures & Researchpics.html
Wildflowers! Newsletternews.html
Sahara Mustard Consortiumhttp://saharamustard.ucanr.org/Consortium/Home.html
Natural Historynatural_history.html
Vegetation Symposiasymposia.html
Homehttp://wildflowers.ucanr.org/

What is Wildflowers?

    Wildflowers is a growing and educational resource for people who are interested in land management in Southern California.

    Wildflowers is a tool to inspire people to increase the abundance of native plants in their patios, yards, landscapes, and wildlands.

    Whether you manage 10 square feet or 10 square miles we can assist you with improving vegetation management.



Did you know our wildflowers in Southern California are disappearing? Read about the natural history of wildflowers here...

At this website you will find

information about


  1. •The Wildflowers Newsletter


  1. •Research Information


  1. •Natural History of SoCal Wildflowers


  1. •Vegetation Management Symposia

    including Advances in Desert Weeds


  1. •Tools to create a Buzzing Garden


  1. •Wonderful pictures of wildflowers


  1. •The Sahara Mustard Consortium


  1. •Post your comments or have a discussion about wildflowers HERE


  1. •For more wildflower resources click here (not UC sites)


Who hosts Wildflowers?


This information and website is brought to you by Chris McDonald, Natural Resource Advisor with the University of California, Cooperative Extension.


Contact me

by clicking on my name


Learn more about UCCE here...


 
 

Sand Verbena (Abronia villosa)

Last and not least, obey all laws when managing your property or visiting someone else’s property, especially when viewing wildflowers (they get trampled easily). In short don’t be inconsiderate.

Jim McGrew

Take our pic (below) with your smart device (ipad, iphone, tablet, etc.) and read the Wildflowers! newsletter on the go!

Issue #7

Issue #6

The latest issue of the Wildflowers! newsletter highlights fators adssociated with type-conversion of Coastal Sage Scrub and root competition and weed control principles.


Wildflowers Issue 10 Fall 2014.pdf

(this may take a minute or two to download)