1. BOTIC COMMUNITIES

2. Laton - Ventura VALLEY GRASSLAND

3. Achilleamillefoliumrosea Island Pink Yarrow Yarrow is a perennial that spreads by rhizomes. Some plants of each population will have 3- 4"clusters flowers that range from white, to pink to red.

4. ChlorogalumpomeridianumSoap Lily Soap Lily has long, strap-like, wavy leaves that lie along the ground, and a loose spike of small white flowers up to 2 feet high, and flowers from around May-August.

5. Ephedracalifornica(No common name) Evergreen shrub, 5 ft., dry areas, central and southern California stems used for tea.

6. Kings River at Jackson Ave. RIPARIAN

7. Physocarpus capitatusNinebark Physocarpus capitatus, or Ninebark, is a deciduous bush with tiny white flowers in 3"-5" clusters, flowering May through July.

8. BidenslaevisJoaquin Sunflower Bur Marigold grows in marshy areas, along creeks, and pond edges in California and across to Virginia. A rather nice yellow daisy that works well in wetter sections of the garden.

9. TrifoliumClover Native clovers are mostly annuals.

10. 41 and Jackson Ave. ALKALI SINK

11. AtriplexspiniferaSpinscale RhisAtriplex is a four foot grey shrub. Native from eastern SLO Co. to Fresno and east.

12. Iva hayesianaHayes iva It is 2-3 ft. tall but can be kept lower by pruning. Somewhat aromatic foliage.

13. ProsopisglandulosatorreyanaHoney Mesquite Honey Mesquite is a deciduous tree to 20 ft.. Native in the San Joaquin Valley, the Mojave Desert and into Mexico.

14. Three Rivers & Sequoia Park Foothill FOOTHILL WHOODLAND

15. Quercus berberidifoliaScrub Oak An evergreen shrub or small tree.

16. Lupinus albifronsSilver bush lupine A 3-5' perennial. The flowers 3" blue spikes on a white-silver bush.

17. PityrogrammatriangularisGoldenback Fern A 1 foot fern. It goes dormant in summer without water. It has dark green fronds, the underside coated with a yellowish powder.

18. Sequoia Park 2000-4000 ft. CHAPARRAL

19. CastillejasubinclusaLong-leaf paintbrush Transverse ranges and along the Sierra foothills to Butte County.

20. Ceanothusthyrsiflorus SkylarkBlue Mountain Lilac A California native lilac cultivar that possesses much darker leaves than any other individuals of this species.

21. NicotianabigeloviiIndian Tabacco A large distinct annual with white tubular flowers and a distinctly old cigar-grass clippings smell.

22. SEQUOIAs

23. RED FIR

24. MEADOW

25. References Las Pilitas Nursery. http://www.laspilitas.com/nature-of-california/communities