FlannelBush Gardens

06/09/2026

What’s blooming & thriving right now in Wrightwood?

04/30/2026

Spring & Native Plants!
Talk & Plant Sale in Wrightwood 🌲🪻🌷🌻
A free talk about the best plants to plant for Spring, how to manage weeds in an eco-friendly and effective way, how to increase fire safety, and make your space more beautiful, functional, and supportive of wildlife!
Followed immediately by a Q&A session and Plant Sale! Get your plants at the sale, first come first serve, or pre-order by May 10th via message or on our website. Pre-orders must be paid in advance to reserve plants.

Plants featured in the sale:
(All are limited availability, and 1/2 gal for $15ea)
Firecracker Penstemon
Desert Penstemon
Showy Penstemon
Royal Penstemon
Marg BOP Penstemon
Yarrow (white, pink, red, deep rose, terra cotta)
Coral Bells
Blue-eyed grass
Yellow-eyed grass
Narrowleaf milkweed
Blue Flax (seeds)
Bush Monkeyflower (Jelly Bean Yellow, Pink, Red)
California Buckwheat
California Lilac (Joyce Coulter & Hearst's)

Not sure what to get?
Consultations, plant shopping lists, and garden designs available!
Contact us at [email protected]

04/22/2026

Take the free challenge.

See more birds, bees, and butterflies in your yard — while shrinking your lawn.

You’ll get 12 weeks of emails with doable steps, expert tips from leaders like Robin Wall Kimmerer and Doug Tallamy, a yard health scorecard, and fun rewards along the way. You’ll start by seeing how healthy your yard is today, and finish by celebrating how much it has grown!

This challenge is 100% free. We created it because nothing like this existed — and spreading this movement to every yard in America is too important to put behind a paywall.

Be part of a growing movement to transform lawns into life. Join the free 12-week Less Lawn More Life challenge and create a healthier, joyful yard.

04/04/2026

Mountain Mint!! (Monardella odoratissima) 12 each
An attractive & aromatic addition to your native garden!
Usually only available in spring & sells out fast.
Pre-order yours before Tuesday 4/7 and get it for Thursday/Friday delivery in Wrightwood!

03/05/2026

Have you registered yet?

Our Naturehood: Habitat by Design webinar is only a week away, and if you're dreaming of a garden that's as good for wildlife as it is beautiful, this one's for you.

April Owens (Habitat Corridors Project & CNPS Board of Directors) will share her practical framework for designing with California natives: how to build a plant list, layer for structure, and create real wildlife connectivity in your own backyard. Don't miss it!

Naturehood: Habitat by Design
Thursday, March 5 | 5:30–6:30pm
Register at bit.ly/cnps-gdntalks-i
This webinar is FREE to attend!

🌿: Tricolor Gilia (Gilia tricolor)
🐝: Ultra-green Sweat Bee (Agapostemon texanus)
📸: Deborah Halfpenny

03/05/2026

🌞🌱 See You at the Street Fair! 🌱🌞

The UC Master Gardeners of Riverside County will be at the Street Fair on February 28, 2026, from 8 AM–2 PM at the College of the Desert (Desert Campus off Fred Waring in Palm Desert).

This popular open-air market is a favorite in the Palm Springs area, featuring hundreds of vendors and something for every budget.

🌿 Visit our “Ask the Master Gardener” table and bring your gardening questions—we’re here to help your garden grow!

More about the Street Fair: https://codaastreetfair.com

More about us: ucanr.edu/sites/RiversideMG

03/05/2026

CA Native Plant Gardening Webinar Alert! 🌱🪻

California's native plants are stunning and wildlife-friendly, but designing your garden with them takes intention. Join us for our next Naturehood webinar and learn how to build a native plant palette that works for your space and the critters who like to visit. April Owens (Habitat Corridors Project & CNPS Board of Directors) will walk you through building plant lists, weaving natives into existing gardens, and designing for structure and wildlife connectivity.

Naturehood: Habitat by Design
Thursday, March 5 | 5:30–6:30pm
Register at https://bit.ly/cnps-gdntalks-f
This webinar is FREE to attend!

🌿: California buckwheat (Eriogonum fasciculatum)
🦋: Common Buckeye butterfly (Junonia coenia)
📸: Deborah Halfpenny