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    This document provides a guide to flowers found on the preserves of the Ojai Valley Land Conservancy. It lists over 50 native plant species, organized by their common names, found growing across the conservancy's lands. It encourages donations to support the conservancy's work in protecting over 2,000 acres of open space and maintaining trails for the community to enjoy native plants and wildlife.

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    This document provides a guide to flowers found on the preserves of the Ojai Valley Land Conservancy. It lists over 50 native plant species, organized by their common names, found growing across the conservancy's lands. It encourages donations to support the conservancy's work in protecting over 2,000 acres of open space and maintaining trails for the community to enjoy native plants and wildlife.

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    This document provides a guide to flowers found on the preserves of the Ojai Valley Land Conservancy. It lists over 50 native plant species, organized by their common names, found growing across the conservancy's lands. It encourages donations to support the conservancy's work in protecting over 2,000 acres of open space and maintaining trails for the community to enjoy native plants and wildlife.

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    This document provides a guide to flowers found on the preserves of the Ojai Valley Land Conservancy. It lists over 50 native plant species, organized by their common names, found growing across the conservancy's lands. It encourages donations to support the conservancy's work in protecting over 2,000 acres of open space and maintaining trails for the community to enjoy native plants and wildlife.

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    A Guide to Flowers on Our Preserves

    Love our lands? Help us to care for them by donating today.


    ovlc.org/giving
    You can also access this guide and more flowers online at ovlc.org/native-flowers

    Danny’s Skullcap Fiesta Flower Hairy-Leaf Ceanothus Large Flowered-Phacelia


    Scutellaria tuberosa Pholistoma auritum Ceanothus oliganthus Phacelia grandiflora

    Lupine Common Phacelia Prickly Phlox Purple Clarkia


    Lupinus spp. Phacelia distans Leptodactylon californicum Clarkia purpurea

    Purple Nightshade Wishbone Bush Purple Owl’s-Clover Red Maids


    Solanum xanti Mirabilis laevis Castilleja exserta Calandrinia ciliata

    Twining Snapdragon Elegant Clarkia Fleabane Daisy Bush Mallow


    Antirrhinum kelloggii Clarkia unguiculata Erigeron foliosus Malacothamnus fasciculatus
    Woolly Blue Curls Chia Chinese-Houses Punch Bowl Godetia
    Trichostema lanatum Salvia columbariae Collinsia heterophylla Clarkia bottae

    Baby Blue Eyes Black Sage Blue Dicks Western Blue-Eyed-Grass


    Nemophila menziesii Salvia mellifera Dichelostemma capitatum Sisyrinchium bellum

    Common Fiddleneck Deerweed Whispering Bells Common Goldfields


    Amsinckia intermedia Acmispon glaber Emmenanthe penduliflora Lasthenia californica

    Johnny-Jump-Up Pacific Sanicle Sticky Monkeyflower Tidy-Tips


    Viola pedunculata Sanicula crassicaulis Mimulus aurantiacus Layia platyglossa

    Bush Poppy Golden Yarrow Common Goldenstar Bush Sunflower


    Dendromecon rigida Eriophyllum confertiflorum Bloomeria crocea Encelia californica
    Hooker’s Evening Primrose Telegraph Flower Western Goldenrod California Buttercup
    Oenothera elate subsp. Hookeri Heterotheca grandiflora Euthamia occidentalis Ranunculus californicus

    Mustard Evening Primrose California Suncup California Poppy Indian Paintbrush


    Eulobus californicus Dendromecon rigida Eschscholzia californica Castilleja affinis

    Fuchsia-Flowered Gooseberry Fringed Indian Pink Liveforever Scarlet Bugler


    Ribes speciosum Silene laciniata Dudleya cymosa Penstemon centranthifolius

    Heartleaf Penstemon California Hummingbird Sage Turkish Rugging Sugar Bush


    Keckiella cordifolia Salvia spathacea Chorizanthe staticoides Rhus ovata

    Narrowleaf Milkweed Jimson Weed Mule Fat Fairy Lantern


    Asclepias fascicularis Datura wrightii Baccharis salicifolia Calochortus albus
    California Blackberry California Buckwheat Catalina Mariposa Lily Chamise
    BushRubus ursinus Eriogonum fasciculatum Calochortus catalinae Adenostoma fasciculatum

    Western Virgin’s Bower – Flower Western Virgin’s Bower – Gone to seed Miner’s Lettuce Sticky Phacelia
    Clematis ligusticifolia Clematis ligusticifolia Calystegia macrostegia Phacelia viscida var. albiflora

    Wild Cucumber Wild Morning Glory Popcornflower Blue Elderberry


    Marah spp. Calystegia macrostegia Plagiobothrys collinus Sambucus nigra

    Holly-Leafed-Cherry Silverpuffs Caterpillar Phacelia Alkali Mallow


    Prunus ilicifolia Uropappus lindleyi Phacelia cicutaria Malvella leprosa

    Working closely with the community, over the last 30 years the Ojai Valley Land Conservancy has protected more
    than 2,000 acres of open space, maintained dozens of miles of trails, and protected some of Ojai’s most important
    views, for all to enjoy.
    These preserves are made possible because of your generous donations. Donate today at ovlc.org/giving

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