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Native Plant Resources

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Las Pilitas Nursery - Native plant nursery
Matilija Nursery - Native plant nursery
Theodore Payne Foundation - Tips for native gardening
Earth911.com - Conservation tips and tricks
California Native Plant Society - Native plant information

Handouts


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This design for a sunny front yard centers on a small area of grasses and wildflowers, surrounded by ground-covers, which in turn are bordered by large habitat-friendly shrubs.Download
 Looking for an option to grass? Here's some information for a sunny yard that has very little water consumption.Download
Help protect our birds by scheduling your tree trimming during there non-breeding season. This guide can help you ensure that you are in compliance with the various laws out regarding the protection of nesting birds.Download
Want to plant some native plants in order to attract birds, but you don't know which plants will attract which birds? Here's a helpful reference sheet for some popular options.Download

The Conejo Valley Audubon Society actively promotes the enjoyment and conservation of natural habitats, native plants, and wildlife, with a special emphasis on birds.

CVAS is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, and donations to CVAS may be tax-deductible.

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