Sierra Honey California Angeles Forest: Black Sage 9 Ounces fertilizer Family Name Pinaceae Species Name

Family Name Pinaceae Species Name Pinus sabibiana Common Name Foothill Pine Native to California Plant Type Tree Height x Width 20-80’ x 20-40’ (canopy) Growth Habit Pyramidal Growth Rate Slow Sun Exposure Full sun

their growing season

Butterflies Container Plant Yes Erosion Control Yes Bank Stabilization No Fire Resistant No Deer resistant Yes Local plant No

Larger than you might think

Prostrate Saltbush

Sierra Honey California Angeles Forest: Black Sage 9 Ounces fertilizer Family Name Pinaceae Species NameSierra Honey California Angeles Forest: Black Sage 9 Ounces Sage honey, produced in Southern California, is made from nectar of any of the herbs of the genus Salvia. A unique taste, smell, and color accompany each variety, depending on the characteristics of the nectar This honey varietal derived primarily from Black Sage (Salvia mellifera) a nectar was harvested in late June at our apiaries in the Angeles and Padres National Forests. It is available