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The plants grow through holes in the weed barrier fabric. The fabric also keeps the crushed rock and soil from mixing.

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Bug guide | Find out what that thing is crawling on your plant. Or your leg.
California invasive plants council | If you’re thinking of planting something but don’t know if it’s invasive, you can check it here first.
California Native Plant Link Exchange | Although it doesn’t contain information, this site has a lot of great links to native plant sources and information.
Las Pilitas Nursery | Great descriptions of California native plants and hard to find plants for sale.
What grows here? | Wondering what is native and what isn’t, and if it will grow in your garden? Just look it up here. This page is the search criteria – once you’ve zeroed in, it will give you a plant list that you can scroll down to browse plants. You can also narrow you

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