Contributor: Lucas Museum's 'habitat' garden woefully misses the mark on native plants

Los Angeles Times - Oct 29, 2026

Native plant advocates question why the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art didn't use more California plants in its California-inspired garden. In response, they offer to help add more native plants to the mix.

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