TPF’s Job Board
Are you interested in hiring skilled native plant landscapers to care for your garden or work for your company? The TPF Job Board connects ecologically and sustainable-minded landscapers with companies and clients committed to the same goals. Jobs can be posted by anyone with an opportunity in SoCal focused on California native plants.
Are you a professional or aspiring landscaper interested in joining PEP? Click here to apply for PEP membership.
Shop Our Online Store
Our online store features our entire inventory for in-store pickup or shipping. There, you can find a great selection of plants, pottery, books, seeds, tools, hats and tees, + more!
Plants are available for in-store pick up only, or you can visit us Tuesday through Saturday 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM to shop in-store. We are closed Sunday and Monday.
Support TPF
Theodore Payne Foundation is a non-profit organization that relies on our community to help advance our mission through tax deductible donations, memberships, and volunteering. Thank you for your support.
Why Native Plants?
Upcoming Classes & Events
Jan 06: Sowing Seeds for Spring Wildflowers with Genevieve Arnold
Jan 07: Three-Part Gardening Series with Terry Huang
Jan 12: Saging the World: Documentary Film Screening
Jan 13: Propagating California Native Plants from Seed with Alejandro Lemus
Jan 13: Pollinator Gardens with California Native Plants with Erin Johnson
Jan 13: Propagating California Native Plants with Laura Breidenthal
Jan 14: The A, Bee, and C’s of Native Bees with Krystle Hickman
See all upcoming classes at theodorepayne.eventbrite.com
Theodore Payne Foundation acknowledges that it sits on the traditional village of Wiqánga, the ancestral home of the Wiqánvitam who are now known as the Fernandeño Tataviam Band of Mission Indians.
We acknowledge our neighbors: Tongva, Chumash, Tataviam, Kitanemuk and Serrano, the original stewards of what is now Los Angeles County. We are committed to uplifting the names of these lands and community members from the over 200 California First Nations who reside alongside us and honor their Traditional Ecological Knowledge.