Xochitl, Ashley Wells, CC Liu, Wisdom Quarterly, Christopher Nyerges, Tim (Arroyo Seco Foundation, arroyoseco.org), Hahamongna Coop Nursery (facebook.com/HahamongnaNursery)
The Hahamongna Cooperative Nursery in Pasadena is a valuable asset to the Arroyo Seco ("Dry Riverbed") and the Southern California foothill communities, providing affordable native plants for restoration, conservation, and park uses.
Native plants have evolved and adapted to deal with the variability of Los Angeles' local climate and the new challenges of erratic climate change.
- Holiday Native Plant Sale! Native plants make fantastic gifts. Supporting your local non-profit nursery. Over 200 species of locally sourced and sustainably grown California native plants will brighten any garden or natural landscape. Gift certificates.
- Survivalist Christopher Nyerges workshop at 10:00 am
- Saturday, Dec. 17th from 9:00 am-3:00 pm
- Hahamongna Watershed Park in Pasadena between JPL and Tom Sawyer Camp. More
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| Enjoy 15% off plant purchases courtesy of Wisdom Quarterly |
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California's drought underscores the sustainability benefits of native plants in the Southland. River restoration efforts in the Arroyo Seco, the Hahamongna watershed, and along the Los Angeles River have accentuated the unmet need for plants that are regionally sourced and native to the area.
In addition to restoration efforts, it is now imperative that Pasadena and Southern Californians focus on transforming the landscaping of residences, parks, and businesses to meet the challenges of drought, fire, erosion, and climate change.
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| Cooperative Native Plant Nursery (Pasadena Weekly) |
Native plants are a uniquely appropriate solution, and Hahamongna Cooperative Nursery, in addition to growing native plants, is an educational hub to promote and spread these plants.
Native plants
Hahamongna Cooperative Nursery is volunteer-driven. Community members have a chance to learn every step of the process. Experienced nursery staff guides volunteers through tasks, imparting general horticultural skills and specialized knowledge about native species. More
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