California Native Plant Sale in Napa

Join us in Napa's beautiful Skyline Wildnerness Park on October 5-6 for our Fall California Native Plant Sale! Over 1,000 hard-to-find native plants, representing more than 125 species, will be available for sale at Napa’s Skyline Wilderness Park and ready for planting in your garden. Whether your garden is large or small, in sun or shade, or even limited to pots on your deck or patio, you will help support native wildlife by planting our beautiful native flora. Plants such as California lilac, fuchsia, asters, coyote mint, yerba buena, salvias, manzanita, and more will be available to take home, turning your garden into your own national park by attracting native bees, butterflies, and birds. If you don't know where to start, experts will be on hand to answer your questions and to help with plant selection. The rich diversity of California’s native ground covers, flowering plants and shrubs will satisfy every gardener’s needs! The adjacent Martha Walker California Native Habitat Garden, maintained by the Napa Chapter, will be open for you to see the native plants in a landscape setting. All proceeds from the sale benefit the maintenance, improvement, and educational programs of the Garden and the Napa Chapter. For more information, visit our website www.napavalleycnps.org. Napa Valley Chapter of the California Native Plant Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to sharing information on native plants. Our chapter maintains the Martha Walker California Native Habitat Garden in Skyline Wilderness Park as an educational and public recreational asset. We offer gardening and habitat opportunities for chapter members and the public. Our mission is to promote the natural beauty of California's native plants through education, science, advocacy, horticulture, and land stewardship, with a focus on the critical roles of native plants in the ecology of native fauna, as well as the health and recreation of society.

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