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Thank you for purchasing native plants of the Palos Verdes Peninsula.
NOW Purchase Contact-Free!
Plants grown in our Native Plant Nursery are available online for purchase with contact-free pick-up. Orders placed by 2 pm on Tuesday will be available for pickup between Friday at 9:30am and Saturday at 2pm at the Conservancy Office
EARTH DAY DRIVE BY PICKUP
Quick drive by pickup will be open for orders made in advance from April 13 – April 20 at the White Point Nature Preserve, 1600 Paseo del Mar, San Pedro
PVPLC OFFICE
Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy 916 Silver Spur Road, Suite 207, Rolling Hills Estates, 90274
Plants will have the name of the person placing the order on them and will be in front of the office door.
Order quantities online are limited. For commercial scale or large orders,
please contact Stewardship Manager Johnny Perez
California Bush Sunflower (Encelia californica)
California bush sunflower is an evergreen perennial sunflower shrub that typically flower from February to August and lives in coastal areas. It is great for a large-scale ground cover with 2-inch daisy flower. Very drought tolerant, it is great for a creating a butterfly garden.
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California sagebrush (Artemisia californica)
Flowering in the fall, this native plant grows well in sand, clay and loose soils. Full sun and light shade are recommended. This native plant provides favored nesting sites for rare California gnatcatchers.
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Deerweed (Lotus scoparius)
From spring through summer this plant is covered in small yellow flowers that turn red after being pollinated. Deerweed is a pioneer species in nature and helps to fertilize the soil naturally. You can use it to help establish a plant community in your garden. Deerweed is very drought tolerant and is one of only two host plants of the Palos Verdes blue butterfly.
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Rattlepod (Astragalus)
Rattlepod, also known as milkvetch or locoweed, flowers between February and May in fields and open areas on the Peninsula. It is one of only two host plants of the endangered Palos Verdes blue butterfly found only on the Palos Verdes Peninsula. The flowers and plant are a pretty contrast with other native plants making for a nice addition to a garden.
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Seacliff Buckwheat (Eriogonum parvifolium)
Dune buckwheat is a rare annual shrub. Found on hillsides, dunes and sea bluffs, it is partial to full sun exposure and dry conditions favor its growth. Flowers serve as a mating, nesting, and nectar food source for the endangered El Segundo blue butterflies. It flowers from June to fall.
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White Yarrow (Achillea millefolium)
Yarrow flowers May through June. It is popular with pollinators and practically care-free, making it perfect for borders, ground covers, and open meadows. Yarrow is pest-resistant, drought-resistant, attracts butterflies, and is excellent for cutting and drying. The plant is also an aromatic herb with many healing properties.
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