RECOMMENDED RESOURCES
 Native Torrey Pine tree San Elijo Lagoon Conservancy recommends the following sources for common questions about living near wetlands, gardening, and more.In addition, please visit the News/Publications site for Conservancy annual reports, membership newsletters, trail guides, and videos. California native plantsCalifornia Native Plant Society California Native Plant Society (SD Chapter) Native plant nurseries and sourcesCalifornia Native Nurseries List Las Pilitas Nursery, Escondido Moosa Creek Nursery, Valley Center Information on invasive plantsCalifornia Invasive Plant Council: Plant profiles, field courses, brochures etc. How to attract wildlife to your gardenCreating bird & butterfly friendly gardens: National Wildlife Federation guides California Friendly Garden Guide California Native Plant Society HorsesEquestrian-Related Water Quality Best Management Practices (PDF) Conservancy partner agencies and collaborationsCounty of San Diego Department of Parks and Recreation San Diego Conservation Resources Network State of California Department of Fish and Game The Escondido Creek Conservancy (TECC) Protected Wetlands and Coastal Reserves in San Diego County Corporate PartnersPlease contact Elaine Dodge at (760) 436-3944 or elaine [at] sanelijo [dot] or to discuss becoming a corporate supporter of the Conservancy. |
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Links to More Information 25th Anniversary Seed Packets
Did you receive a commemorative native seeds packet? Inside are the following plants, representative of natives in and near San Elijo Lagoon: giant needlegrass, fiddleneck, California sagebrush, goldenstar, California primrose, common cryptantha, bush sunflower, California buckwheat, golden yarrow, stickywilly, common tarweed, San Diego goldenbush, giant wild rye, deerweed, bush monkeyflower, purple needlegrass, largeflower phacelia, white sage, and black sage. Enjoy these native California herbs, sages, and bushes in your garden! SELC News & Publications
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