Beginner's Bunchgrass Collection Edible Native Plants

Beginner's Bunchgrass Collection Edible Native PlantsThese four bunchgrass species are found in many parts of California. Easy and adaptable, they are a good way to begin your bunchgrass education. This offer includes the informative chapbook Notes on Native Grasses by Judith Lowry, along with four native grass species packaged separately: Junegrass, Koeleria macrantha Idaho fescue, Festuca idahoensis Purple needlegrass, Nassella pulchra Red fescue, Festuca rubra

including ylang ylang

Roast at 350 degrees for 45 minutes

Known as “the beautiful tree” by indigenous Californians and highly valued for its acorns

The large lustrous green leaves give it a decidedly tropical appearance

California Spring Wildflower Honey is a blend of wild nectars producing an aromatic full-bodied honey

Ithuriel's Spear

it has bright pink flowers on upright stems and blooms March-May

and into sprawling trees

Starting the season with the California poppy

this beautifully written tale provides important cultural history and a great story

Can be used in “sheet mulching

Unusually stable