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Photo: D. Hibbs, April 23, 2011. Matilija Poppies (Romneya coulteri) are native and limited to California. (Click on photo to enlarge.)
Photo: D. Hibbs, April 23, 2011. Matilija Poppies rank 4.2 on the California Native Plant Society (CNPS) list as fairly endangered in California. The CNPS has a ranking system for rare plants, citing specific sections in CEQA, if listed plants are found on a property undergoing environmental review. (Click on photo to enlarge.)
Photo: Diane Edwardson, April 23, 2011. As a part of LA River revitalization, Matilija Poppies were reintroduced in pocket parks, like this one, on the Atwater side of the Los Feliz Blvd entrance to the river. (Click on photo to enlarge.)
Photo: D. Hibbs, April 23, 2011. Matilija Poppies (Romneya coulteri) are native and limited to California. (Click on photo to enlarge.)
Photo: D. Hibbs, April 23, 2011. Matilija Poppies rank 4.2 on the California Native Plant Society (CNPS) list as fairly endangered in California. The CNPS has a ranking system for rare plants, citing specific sections in CEQA, if listed plants are found on a property undergoing environmental review. (Click on photo to enlarge.)
Photo: Diane Edwardson, April 23, 2011. As a part of LA River revitalization, Matilija Poppies were reintroduced in pocket parks, like this one, on the Atwater side of the Los Feliz Blvd entrance to the river. (Click on photo to enlarge.)
