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Growing Natives Symposium:
Sat-Sun, September 17-18, 2011
Press Release
• Poster
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Lupines, tidytips, baby blue eyes, and other spring wildflowers in
the Fleming garden.
Credit: Luke Hass, Friends of Regional Parks Botanic Garden
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Seep monkeyflower and alum root light up the renowned Fleming garden
in Berkeley in spring.
Credit: Luke Hass, Friends of Regional Parks Botanic Garden
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Tidytips, baby blue eyes, and other spring wildflowers
in the renowned Fleming garden in Berkeley.
Credit: Luke Hass, Friends of Regional Parks Botanic Garden
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Meadowfoam (foreground), seep monkeyflower (background), and other
spring wildflowers
in the renowned Fleming garden in Berkeley.
Credit: Luke Hass, Friends of Regional Parks Botanic Garden
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Manzanita (foreground) are an effective foil for a spring wildflower
display
in the renowned Fleming garden in Berkeley.
Credit: Luke Hass, Friends of Regional Parks Botanic Garden
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Summer color from Pacific reed grass, manzanitas, and other shrubs
in the renowned Fleming garden in Berkeley.
Credit: Luke Hass, Friends of Regional Parks Botanic Garden
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Ferns and manzanitas cover the hillside below ceanothus and
fremontodendron in bloom at the renowned Fleming garden in Berkeley.
Credit: Luke Hass, Friends of Regional Parks Botanic Garden
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Fall Native Plant Sale:
Sat, October 15, 2011
Press Release
• Poster
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Summer-flowering California Aster (Aster chilensis)
attracts butterflies, bees, and other insects. Credit: Arvind Kumar, CNPS-SCV
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California Fuchsia 'Select Mattole' (Epilobium septentrionale)
is a summer-flowering perennial. Credit: Arvind Kumar, CNPS-SCV
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California Aster (Lessingia filaginifolia) flowers
in summer. Credit: Arvind Kumar, CNPS-SCV
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