Help on the Photo Galleries
  • Top Menu
    • On the right - Gallery by Type
      • Moss/Liverwort
      • Insects
      • Gallery Help (this page)
      • From Seeds
      • Not Native / Invasive
      • Fire Followers
      • Wildflowers
      • Shrubs
      • Ferns

      1. Select the type of gallery to view
      2. Click a picture to show the big image
      3. From a big image, you can play a slideshow:
        • Mouse over the image to show the controls and click the play button (top right)
        • The slideshow will cycle through once.

      • These galleries show one photo of each plant


    • On the left - Plant Indexes
      • Common Name Index
      • Scientific Name Index
      • Family Name Index

      1. Select the type of index to view

  • Plant Indexes
    1. Click the plant name and all the photos of the plant will show in the main frame
    2. Click a picture to show a big image
    3. From the big image you can play a slideshow:
      • Mouse over the image to show the controls and click the play button (top right)
      • The slideshow will cycle through once.

    • The date the photo was taken is shown when viewing the large image, not the thumbnail


What IS That Plant?
 Native Plant Photos
 Most of the native plant photos were taken on my own property bordering the Santa Margarita River area near the 500 foot trail. Before the October 2007 fire the property was covered with nearly impenetrable chaparral: mission manzanita, chamise, Ramona lilac and sage. Spring 2008 brought out an amazing variety of wildflowers and the chaparral plants were growing out of the burn.



Use of the Photos
 Please feel free to use the plant photos for any non-commercial use as long as the image is clearly credited, citing Rebecca Snyder and FallbrookSource.com
©Rebecca Snyder http://www.fallbrooksource.com

For higher resolution images or commercial use please contact me