Our annual Growing Natives Garden Tour (GNGT) is coming up in April 2026. It is a free, self-guided tour of gardens within our Chapter area that feature a minimum of 70% California native plants. All are welcome but advance registration is required to receive addres ses.
These tour gardens are attractive, water-wise a nd low maintenance. They also use a minimum of chemicals and prov ide habitat havens for birds, butterflies and pollinators. California’ s native plant gardens increase wildlife corridors in fragmented habit ats, preserve our natural ecosystem and promote biodiversity in our bu ilt environments. They help restore nature, one garden at a time! Nati ve plant tours provide inspiration and information for native gardener s, designers and growers.
Nearly 50 home and pub lic gardens landscaped with California native plants will be open to the public for in-person tours on Saturday, April 18 and Sunday, April 19, from 10:00am to 4 :00pm. Admission to participate in GNGT is free, but reg istration is required at gngt.org< /span> to obtain tour maps with garden addresses. Register fo r the tour early to ensure access to late breaking information. Only o ne person per group needs to register.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Our annual Growing Natives Garden Tour (GNGT) is coming up in April 2026. It is a free, self-guided tour of gardens within our Chapter area that feature a minimum of 70% California native plants. All are welcome but advance registration is required to receive addres ses.
These tour gardens are attractive, water-wise a nd low maintenance. They also use a minimum of chemicals and prov ide habitat havens for birds, butterflies and pollinators. California’ s native plant gardens increase wildlife corridors in fragmented habit ats, preserve our natural ecosystem and promote biodiversity in our bu ilt environments. They help restore nature, one garden at a time! Nati ve plant tours provide inspiration and information for native gardener s, designers and growers.
Nearly 50 home and pub lic gardens landscaped with California native plants will be open to the public for in-person tours on Saturday, April 18 and Sunday, April 19, from 10:00am to 4 :00pm. Admission to participate in GNGT is free, but reg istration is required at gngt.org to obtain tour maps with garden a ddresses. Register for the tour early to ensure access to late breakin g information. Only one person per group needs to register.
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