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Valley Women’s Club of San Lorenzo Valley

The Native Habitat Restoration Program is a program of the Valley Women’s Club of San Lorenzo Valley.

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Native Plant Pop-Up Sale
A few more plants. A little more habitat.

Shop by October 15 at 5 PM • Pickup by appointment in Boulder Creek.

Native Plant Pop-Up Sale

A few more plants. A little more habitat.

Shop by October 15 at 5 PM
Pickup by appointment in Boulder Creek.

SHOP PLANTS

Glossary

 

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  • alluvial
  • arthropods
  • biennial
  • bioswale
  • caudex
  • chaparral
  • chaparral edge
  • cold stratification
  • confluence
  • cool-season bunchgrass
  • corolla tube
  • deciduous
  • detrital
  • detrital pollinator web
  • detritivorous insects
  • dispersal
  • diurnal
  • diurnal pollinators
  • dormant
  • ecotone
  • elaiosome
  • epiphytes
  • facultative biennial
  • fauna
  • fire-adapted
  • firewise
  • flora
  • floriferous
  • food web
  • forb
  • foundational species
  • geometrid
  • graminoid
  • granivore
  • habitat benefits
  • habitat-forming
  • habitat succession
  • herbaceous species
  • host plant
  • hummingbird pollination syndrome
  • hunting substrate
  • inflorescence
  • insect biodiversity
  • insectivorous
  • insectivorous food web
  • inundation
  • invertebrates
  • keystone
  • keystone structure
  • larval host
  • legacy species
  • lepidopteran
  • matrix plant
  • matrix vegetation
  • microfauna
  • microhabitat
  • mutualism
  • mycorrhizal communities
  • myrmecochory
  • neonicotinoids
  • noctuid moths
  • noctuid moths
  • orthopterans
  • overwintering
  • pioneer species
  • predatory insects
  • rhizome
  • riparian
  • riparian corridor
  • riparian ecosystem
  • riparian zone
  • sapromyophily
  • scrub ecosystem
  • semi-hardwood cutting
  • softwood cutting
  • subshrub
  • transitional ecotones
  • trophic structure
  • understory
  • woodland margins

About Us

The San Lorenzo Valley Native Habitat Restoration Program integrates environmental and community needs to restore the riparian habitat and ensure the ongoing health and beauty of the watershed.

Valley Women’s Club of San Lorenzo Valley

A program of
The Valley Women’s Club
OF SAN LORENZO VALLEY

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We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization
ID: 94-2900221

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