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- Fall Saturdays are back
- New Sage Advice:
Salvia
- Inspiring community events
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Saturday Hours Kick-Off October 6, 2007
 Fall through spring Tree of Life Nursery is pleased to offer Saturday hours when our retail center, Casa ‘La Paz’, will remain open to the public for plants, books, and art sales. October 6, 2007 we will kick-off the season with a benefit plant sale and the launch of the Sage Advice Workshop series.
Also presenting…
the Sage Advice Workshop Series
Due to an increasing demand for garden advice and information regarding the use of California native plants in the landscape, we are pleased to offer some helpful topical seminars at least once a month throughout the planting season. The first workshop, about beautiful native sages, will take place on October 6, at 11 AM!
Read more about the CNPS Benefit Plant sale and the Sage Advice Workshop Series! >
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New Sage Advice – Salvia
 Not to be confused with California Sagebrush (Artemisia californica), all true sages are members of the genus Salvia. Aromatic foliage, brightly colored blossoms attractive to hummingbirds and butterflies, fast growth and interesting forms make them good natives to include in any landscape. With growth habits ranging from spreading groundcovers to shrub-sized woody perennials, sages look wonderful planted in masses. They can be used to brighten up a border, to cover a slope, to line a drive or walkway or on their own as an accent or potted plant.
Inspiring Community Events: October Arts and Lecture
 The Flora of California Exhibition
Botanical Prints by Albert Valentien
September 20 – October 21, 2007,
Casa Romantica, San Clemente
TTree of Life Nursery is delighted to have worked in collaboration with the San Diego Natural History Museum to bring thirty exceptionally beautiful early 20th Century California botanical prints by Albert Valentien to Casa Romantica for a month long display.
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Richard Louv, author of Last Child in the Woods
Lecture and Book Signing Hosted by Inside the Outdoors
October 12, 2007, 7:00 PM, Chapman University
 The disconnect between 'human' and 'natural' environments is a phenomena that has been observed by many, including best-selling author Richard Louv. In his most recent book Last Child in the Woods: Saving Our Children from Nature Deficit Disorder, Louv reveals the importance of “healing the broken bond between our young and nature”. Be part of an evening dialogue that not only exposes an alarming trend, but also explores solutions.
Read More and Ticket Information >
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