Will my county plant list change?

County plant lists are not static; as plant observations are added to your county, the list will change.

The breadth and depth of Calflora data sources make the database useful as a one-stop shop. Our goal is to provide the most complete information about wild plants that grow, or used to grow, in a specific area. Each data source helps us get closer to this goal.

Why are native and non-native species included?

We included native and non-native plants in these flora links, but you may opt otherwise under Criteria. Also, we included a plant species in a county flora when it has been observed at least three times in the county, but you may change that as well. Set parameters as you wish, and click SEARCH to see new results.

Who creates these county-level floras?

Calflora staff add datasets that inform these floras to the Calflora Database. Your donations help fund this work; thank you for making a donation to Calflora today!

Pinus lambertiana photo by Matt Berger