We’re enterin g the fall planting season, so it’s time to get your seeds ready to plant a nd finish your plans for fall planting. It’s a great time to collect seeds from your perennial plants for yourself and to share at the Exchange. This free event provides an opportunity to share and receive both cuttings and s eeds of native plants. Browse the diverse offerings, ranging from easy-to-g row to hard-tofind, and go home with cuttings and seeds of new native plant s! We will provide coin envelopes for seeds but bring containers to carry c uttings home. You'll also have an opportunity to pick up pre-purchased plan ts from the CNPS SCV Nursery.

Browse the diverse offerings, ranging from easy-to-grow to hard-to-find, and go ho me with seeds and cuttings of new native plants – for free ! We will provide coin envelopes for seeds, but bring containers to carry c uttings home. Bring native plant material from your own garden to share. La bel it to make it easy to browse; some gardeners attach helpful hints about growing; others display photos of plants in bloom. Keep cuttings cool and moist in a bucket of water. You will have a chance to show and tell what yo u brought. Don’t have native material to share? No problem; there is usuall y enough for all.

Free seeds and information from the CNPS SCV Wildflower Ambassadors!

We will also hav e books and t-shirts available for sale, including copies of the hard-to-fi nd Seed Propagation of Native California Plants by Dara Emery and California Native Plants for the Gar den by Carol Bornstein, David Fross, Bart O'Brien.

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We’re entering the fall planting season, so it’s time to g et your seeds ready to plant and finish your plans for fall planting. It’s a great time to collect seeds from your perennial plants for yourself and t o share at the Exchange. This free event provides an opportunity to share a nd receive both cuttings and seeds of native plants. Browse the diverse off erings, ranging from easy-to-grow to hard-tofind, and go home with cuttings and seeds of new native plants! We will provide coin envelopes for seeds b ut bring containers to carry cuttings home. You'll also have an opportunity to pick up pre-purchased plants from the CNPS SCV Nursery.
Browse the diverse offerings, ranging from easy-to-g row to hard-to-find, and go home with seeds and cuttings of new native plan ts – for free! We will provide coin envelopes for seeds, b ut bring containers to carry cuttings home. Bring native plant material fro m your own garden to share. Label it to make it easy to browse; some garden ers attach helpful hints about growing; others display photos of plants in bloom. Keep cuttings cool and moist in a bucket of water. You will have a c hance to show and tell what you brought. Don’t have native material to shar e? No problem; there is usually enough for all.
Free seeds and inform ation from the CNPS SCV Wildflower Ambassadors!
We will also have books and t-s hirts available for sale, including copies of the hard-to-find Seed Propagation of Native California Plants by Dara Eme ry and California Native Plants for the Garden by Carol Bornstein, David Fross, Bart O'Brien.
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