Artemisia Fall 2023
Editor Angel Garcia presents Artemisia Newsletter Fall 2023
Our newsletter is Artemisia, with a quarterly publication goal. Somewhat confusingly, the state CNPS scientific journal is also called Artemisia (formerly Fremontia). The state made its name change in June of 2021, which makes our newsletter the original Artemisia. 😉
Artemisia newsletter takes its name from the several species of Artemisia that are locally-native. Artemisia californica (Coastal sage brush) is probably the most common in our chapter region. Second most common is possibly Artemisia douglasiana (California mugwort). Both Artemisias have strongly aromatic gray-green foliage, but their appearance and growth habits differ substantially. There are a few more Artemisias – they might make a fun treasure hunt in our region!
Artemisia newsletters were actually handwritten calligraphy until 1991 — cool stuff!!
We email (generally twice monthly) a reminder about our meetings and events.
Editor Angel Garcia presents the winter 2021 Artemisia
Artemisia Winter 2021
Editor Angel Garcia presents the fall 2021 Artemisia.
2021 Fall Artemisia
Editor Angel Garcia presents the summer 2021 Artemisia
2021 Summer Artemesia
1988-89 Fall-Winter
Peacock Flat Hike
Ellen Frank, President, South Coast Chapter
Point Vicente Interpretive Center (PVIC) Native Garden
Fred Braden, Conservation Chair
1989 Winter-Spring
PVIC Native Plant Garden Installation
1989-90 Fall-Winter
Periodic Plant Watch
Ellen Frank, President
PVIC Native Plant Garden Update
Ellen Frank, President
1990 Spring #1
Crossoma californicum – California Rockflower
Angelika…