Bring home a native plant and help our community bloom

Antelope bitterbrush grows up to seven feet tall and doesn't need supplemental watering.
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Snow buckwheat is a tough plant that's great for beginning gardeners.
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by Columbia Basin Conservation District contributed column
| September 29, 2026 3:00 AM

This fall, our community will have an opportunity to learn more about native plants and take some home at the Tapteal Native Plant Pop-Up on Oct. 11 in Moses Lake. The first 50 attendees will receive a free native plant, generously donated by BFI Native Seeds.

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