California wildflower blooms aren’t expected to be as big this year, but there’s an easy action you could take to help other native plants grow around you. A new study from researchers at UC ...

Just because poppies won’t blanket our hills like in previous years, doesn’t mean there won’t be beautiful flowers to admire ...

It's wildflower season in Southern California. What will the lack of rain mean for blooms? Plus a list of March plant events.

Native wildflower seeds can be planted directly in the garden ... However, native plants like lupine, prickly pear, and California poppies, can be planted in spring, fall, or winter too.

California wildflower blooms may not be as impressive this year, but new research points to a way you can still help native plants thrive around you. What was learned: Researchers at UC Riverside ...

The California Fish and ... of the summer when other desert plants have gone dormant, the Inyo rock daisy sports bright yellow flowers that attract many insect visitors. The pollinators are a critical ...

Anza-Borrego Desert State Park, one of Southern California’s most popular spots for wildflower blooms, received only a third of an inch of rain on Feb. 13, after the longest dry spell – 334 days – ...

California State Parks this week sent ... assistant director at the Theodore Payne Foundation for Wild Flower & Native Plants in Sun Valley. “It will definitely be a slower season.” ...