Conserving Calochortus: How Public Gardens Can Play a Role in Native Species Conservation at the Sherman Library & Gardens | What’s happening in Inland Empire

Conserving Calochortus: How Public Gardens Can Play a Role in Native Species Conservation at the Sherman Library & Gardens

Even small gardens can make a big splash in plant conservation. The beautiful Calochortus (commonly known as the Mariposa Lily) is under threat as our land use and climate evolves. At Sherman Library & Gardens the horticulture staff are currently working to record, collect, and propagate various Calochortus species endemic to Southern California. During summer 2023 Kyle led field trips with staff and interns to locate and collect seed with the goal of growing plants for Sherman Gardens. Through partnerships with fellow institutions, this project seeks to better understand the threats to this genus and secure the future of these plants in our region by incorporating them into living collections at public gardens. Join Kyle to learn more about the project and this beautiful plant.

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Location:

2647 East Coast Highway
Corona del Mar, CA, 92625
United States

Phone:

949-673-2261
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Dates: 
04/27/2025
Time: 
1 pm - 2 pm