Represent your local source for native plants! They work on cars, trash cans, street signs, and anywhere else your heart desires ❤️

CN Bumper Sticker (Blue)

CN Bumper Sticker (Green)

CN Bumper Sticker (Yellow)

CN Circle Sticker (Blue)

CN Circle Sticker (Green)

CN Circle Sticker (Yellow)

While many species of fungi spread their spores via gills, certain species use deliquescence to accomplish this task. In particular, Inkcaps (Coprinus sp.) will melt from the bottom of their caps, releasing a liquid slurry of spores that will eventually come in contact with a lucky patch of organic matter. Once colonized by its' mycelium, the process starts all over again. Life is strange yet beautiful.

DELIQUESCENCE Bumper Sticker

The genus Dudleya is loved by many for their beauty, resilience, niche, form, and ecological value. This sticker is for the treasure hunters, adventurers, and thrill-seekers who travel far and wide to observe the various members of this genus. Long live the Liveforevers.

DUDLEYAPHILE Circle Sticker

Rattlesnakes (Genus Crotalus) are resilient, beautiful, and extremely misunderstood creatures. They're a living symbol of the arid Southwest. "Hands off My Crotalus" is a call for those to respect and appreciate these amazing serpents, and to advocate for their existence to so many who fear them. Art by Kurt Hofer.

HANDS OFF MY CROTALUS Circle Sticker

An ode to our state grass, Purple Needlegrass (Stipa pulchra). Slap this baby on your local concrete wall to remind passersby of the resilient grasslands that once flourished across the entire state, and one day will return. Artwork by Shannon Beebe.

Stipa Pulchra Bumper Sticker

Many California native plants with tube-shaped flowers are attractive to, and therefore pollinated by hummingbirds. With a flower that fits a hummingbird's beak so perfectly (and other beings not-so-perfectly), they have far less pollinators to compete with. This sticker pays homage to the coevolution of Red Bush Monkeyflower (Diplacus puniceus) and several southern California hummingbird species. Art by Kurt Hofer.