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Theodore Payne Foundation inspires and educates Southern Californians about
the beauty and ecological benefits of California native plant landscapes.
News
WILD FLOWER HOTLINE — online and at 818.768.1802 ext 7. Or or follow the podcast on Podbean, iTunes or Spotify. Weekly reports posted each Friday through the end of May.
TPF NEWS
May 17, 2019 – Atlas Obscura covers the Wild Flower Hotline!
Apr 25, 2019 – Michel Palecki, of Wrightwood’s Mountaineer Progress, praised TPF’s City of Butterflies proposal to LA2050
Apr 22, 2019 – Kathie Bozanich wrote an Earth Day feature on TPF and California native plants, including a list of recommended natives.
Apr 17, 2019 – Josh Siskin, The Orange County Register, reflects on his Native Plant Garden Tour experience.
Apr 4, 2019 – The Native Plant Garden Tour made the Cool List on LAist!
Mar 31, 2019 – Tina Malave of ABC7 Eye on LA visits TPF!
Mar 27, 2019 – Can’t get to the super bloom? These 3 tips can help you create one at home, tips from TPF in Los Angeles Daily News
Mar 26, 2019 – Grow a Super Bloom at Home press advisory
Mar 20, 2019 – Join TPF in advocating for a native oak in El Pueblo plaza!
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UPCOMING CLASSES & EVENTS
May 23: La Tuna Canyon Regeneration at CNPS San Gabriel Mountains Chapter
May 25: Native Plant Garden Maintenance
Jun 1: Right Plant, Right Place
Jun 8: Three-Part Design Course with Steve Gerischer
Jun 8: Native Plant Dye Workshop
Jun 14: Native Plant Maintenance Basics, a Walk and Talk
Jun 15: Irrigation Practices for Native Plant Gardens
Jun 15: Look, Ma, No Lawn!
Jun 19: SPECIAL EVENT: Dodger Night with Theodore Payne Foundation
Jun 22: Four Seasons of Color
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PLANT GUIDES
About California Native Plants
Your Native Garden’s First Year
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Top Ten: April 2019
Spring planting continues with a focus on flowers. The explosion of butterflies and blooms is inspiring folks!
City of Butterflies / Ciudad de Mariposas
TPF’s City of Butterflies / Ciudad de Mariposas initiative empowers children to become eco-activists who make their communities safer, more life sustaining, and more playful! Youth will learn about the essential relationship between native plants and the butterflies they support and become part of a collaborative effort – to increase the presence of butterflies and the plants they thrive on – in neighborhoods across Los Angeles County.