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Native Plant Nursery


Join us every Friday from 10am - 1pm to prepare seeds and sow and tend native plants we are growing in our watershed nursery for local stream restoration projects. We work with over 40 different species including maples, oaks, hazelnut, all kinds of berries, ferns, willows, dogwoods, redwoods and more.

Workdays range from cold wintery days to hot summer days... so come prepared with appropriate clothing, snacks and water.

    
Over 30 species of native plants are grown here by dedicated volunteers.
Photo: P.Bouley

All training provided. First time volunteers are required to RSVP, to sign up and to receive directions to our nursery in Lagunitas, please email SPAWN Restoration Scientist Jonathan Appelbaum at jonathan@tirn.net, or call (415) 663-8590 x. 114.

More Information

About our Nursery... and the grassroots approach.

Species in SPAWN's Nursery (April 27, 2009)

A near-comprehensive list of our current species...
Other pages in Habitat Restoration and Native Plant Nursery

Landowner's Guide to Watershed Friendly Living
Techniques, resources for streambank restoration, creek-friendly home-designs...

Lagunitas School Larson Creek Native Plant Preserve
In partnership with the Lagunitas School, SPAWN built and planted a native plant preserve to attract native pollinators and restored a section of riparian corridor along Larson Creek.

Habitat For Coho - Field Restoration Blog!
A weekly memoir of creek restoration in the Lagunitas Watershed.

Native Plant Nursery

Declare Your Backyard A Bird Sanctuary!
by PRBO Conservation Science

SPAWN is a project of Turtle Island Restoration Network • PO Box 370, Forest Knolls, CA 94933
Phone: (415) 663-8590 • Fax: (415) 663-9534 • Email:

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