Temecula Valley Native Plant Network

Temecula Valley Native Plant Network

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We are a group of friends. We are building a community. We want to promote native plants and save the Monarch Butterfly from extinction.

We offer field trips, work shops, coffee, dinner, and home garden tours. Join our Group Page for interaction.

09/27/2026

Rain is coming! We have an amazing opportunity to learn all about Rain Gardens and rain water capture. Save the date! October 25, 2026. $25 per person. Details to come! 🦋🦋🦋

Formerly San Elijo Lagoon Conservancy | Home | Nature Collective 08/10/2026

Good morning all! My contact at Nature Collective (https://naturecollective.org/) reached out to ask if anyone needs 5 gallon pots. They have about 1000 used pots and we'd like to see them reused instead of trashed. Depending on how many people want pots we could have one person go down to San Diego to pick them up and then have a distribution point here in Temecula

Formerly San Elijo Lagoon Conservancy | Home | Nature Collective We’re a non-profit that protects and restores environments like the San Elijo Lagoon Ecological Reserve – and offers engaging events for one and all.

07/03/2026

Who's ready for the parade??? This Saturday the Temecula Valley Native Plant Network will be walking in the parade at Old Town Temecula. Contact Margaret if you are interested in walking with us and comment below if we will see you there!

06/27/2026

$20 for Adults. Free for children.
We have an entry in the Temecula 4th of July Parade.
GET YOUR TICKETS NOW!
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/4th-of-july-parade-city-of-temecula-tickets-1990703517810?aff=oddtdtcreator

06/16/2026

Has anyone tested the owl box over here? 🤩

Barn owls in California are quietly doing what traps and poison can't, but most gardeners are unknowingly making their property unwelcoming to them. One small change fixes that completely.

06/16/2026

California gardeners choose perennials by how they look at the nursery, without knowing most will peak once and go quiet before summer even ends.

Photos from Temecula Valley Native Plant Network's post 05/09/2026

On the trail at Cahuilla! Nice to see new life beginning under the old.

Black Oak
Quercus kelloggii

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