Catkins and Racemes
I've always loved the blooming catkins of California hazelnut (Corylus cornuta var. californica) against the backdrop of red flowering currant (Ribes sanguineum). The view from outside my office window:
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ABOUT KARLI
Karli is a native plant gardener, nature photographer, wildlife habitat creator, and advocate for native habitat and wildlife conservation. She lives with her family in Clackamas County, where she has restored her frontyard/backyard to native habitat with more than 150 native species native to Clackamas county that attract and support a wide variety of wildlife species. Karli hopes to reconnect people to the beauty of native plants and the wildlife they support through her photography and educational posts, and continues to expand her understanding of the specialized relationships between native plants and wildlife. For photograph purchasing/licensing or natural garden design inquires, please contact Karli using the link on the sidebar. Thank you so much for your support and welcome to Beetles and Bees!
Ways You Can Support
1) Buy Me a Coffee--this platform is a safe way to send a few dollars to contribute to the purchase of products that help support the creation and maintenance of wildlife habitat and the cost of camera products that bring the habits and movements of wildlife and beauty of native plants to your screen. No amount is too small--any contributions are much appreciated.
2) Shop from Beetles and Bees' Amazon storefront or send products from Karli's Amazon wishlist--everything from suet blocks to gardening products to nesting boxes help support the work of creating habitat for wildlife.
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