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Jul 15 2020 
August 22, 2020
Where Redbud and You Fit in The Bold New Vision of CNPS
“Everything’s Changing So Fast: An Update”
Presenter: CNPS Executive Director Dan Gluesenkam… -
Jul 15 2020 
July 28, 2020 – 7pm
Ecological Forestry, Fuels Modifications, Fire Safety, and Conservation
Presenter: Chris PaulusAt 7 pm Tuesday evening July 28, the El Dorado Cha…
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Jul 14 2020 
August 22-September 23 2020
Grow with Redbud: An Online Festival of California’s Native Plants!
Programs, presentations, chapter meeting, and a game!All events online, free,…
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Mar 10 2020 
Sierra Gooseberries Blooming With Pollinators
Originally published February 19, 2018
Sierra Gooseberries Blooming With Pollinators
By Nancy Gilbert, Redbud CNPS Horticulture ChairEve…
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Mar 10 2020 
How Calscape Helps Native Gardeners
Calscape is a California native gardener’s best friend, for determining how to plant the right plant in the right place, and as a guide to determining…
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Jan 21 2020 
Plant Profile – Episode 2 – Pratten’s Buckwheat
Eriogonum prattenianum var. prattenianum, commonly called Pratten’s Buckwheat or Nevada City Buckwheat, is a native shrub that grows in open areas com…
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Jan 21 2020 
Plant Profile – Episode 1 – Western Redbud
Western Redbud
Cercis occidentalis
Western Redbud is a shrub or small tree up to about 20 ft tall that is in the Pea Family, Fabaceae. It produces b… -
Jan 21 2020 
Rare Plant Profile – Episode 1 – Stebbin’s Morning Glory
Stebbin’s Morning Glory
Calystegia stebbinsii
Stebbin’s Morning Glory is a rare species endemic to clearings in the chaparral on gabbro soils. It is… -
Jan 21 2020 
Further Places – Episode 3 – Sierra Buttes
Originally by Shane Hanofee and published in Redbud News August 2019
Buckbean (Menyanthes trifoliata)
The weekend after July 4, Redbud membe…
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Jan 21 2020 
Further Places – Episode 2 – UC Davis Arboretum
The University of California, Davis Arboretum, founded in 1936, includes 100 acres of gardens with paved walkways and bike paths that lead to a variet…
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