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10.052018May 6, 2019
Bulldoze Paradise? An Update on Community Efforts to Save California Native Garden Foundation

Bulldoze Paradise? An Update on Community Efforts to Save California Native Garden Foundation

By CNGFIn Home

Bulldoze paradise?  We think not. Here’s an update on our efforts to save our Eco-Village from the bulldozer. We have received tremendous letters from over...

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10.052018May 6, 2019
San Jose State students finishing up amazing semester work projects with CNGF

San Jose State students finishing up amazing semester work projects with CNGF

By CNGFIn Home

San Jose State University students are finishing up their projects at our ELSEE teaching gardens at 76 Race St and the Hester Garden on the Alameda. Please...

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10.052018May 6, 2019
National parks and urban gardens: Tales of native plants at work, in the yard and abroad

National parks and urban gardens: Tales of native plants at work, in the yard and abroad

By CNGFIn HomeTags ecology, garden, native

National parks may not be the first things to come to mind when thinking of a garden–but let’s compare and contrast with what one might...

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10.052018May 6, 2019
Plants of the month: wild and edible California crops you can grow at home

Plants of the month: wild and edible California crops you can grow at home

By CNGFIn Home

Plants of the month for May are two edibles: Malva rosa (Tree Mallow) and Amaranth. by Zak Malva rosa, formerly known as Lavatera assurgentiflora is native to the Channel islands...

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08.052018May 6, 2019
Research and teaching is is at the heart of CNGF

Research and teaching is is at the heart of CNGF

By CNGFIn Home

Our research paper submission is from Louise Daviron, our college intern from France. She is required to submit a short initial treatment of her 5th...

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08.052018May 6, 2019
Recipes from San Jose’s First Eco-Village: French Sorrel Omelet

Recipes from San Jose’s First Eco-Village: French Sorrel Omelet

By CNGFIn HomeTags ecovillage, louise, recipes

Recipes using native plants can be hard to come by but there is no reason these plants can’t be incorporated into everyday cooking or something...

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05.042018May 6, 2019
Plants of the month: Tree Collard and Quail Bush

Plants of the month: Tree Collard and Quail Bush

By CNGFIn Home

Our plants of the month are Tree Collard (Brassica oleracea var. acephala) and Quail bush (Atriplex lentiformis). Tree collard is a perennial edible plant in...

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05.042018May 6, 2019
Introducing Deeksha Chopra as the new editor for CNGF newsletters

Introducing Deeksha Chopra as the new editor for CNGF newsletters

By CNGFIn Home

Beginning this month, new editor for our CNGF newsletter is Deeksha Chopra. Deeksha is an independent environmental consultant in Delhi, India who also heads up...

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05.042018April 5, 2018

Meet Louise, visiting from France for a CNGF internship

By CNGFIn Uncategorised

My name is Louise, I am 22 years old, and I am in my 5th year of an engineering school (ISARA Lyon) of sustainable agriculture...

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05.042018May 6, 2019
California Native Garden Foundation to be a parking lot? Your urgent help is needed

California Native Garden Foundation to be a parking lot? Your urgent help is needed

By CNGFIn Home

Save this garden from being bulldozed and turned into a parking lot AGAIN! If you visit our office, you’ll see a photo that I took...

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