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The yellow blooms of bladderpod brighten the garden of Ken and Rhonda Gilliland in Tujunga, one stop in the Theodore Payne Foundation's annual tour scheduled for April 1 and 2. The Sun Valley-based foundation is dedicated to promoting native California flora, and gardens on the tour consist of at least 50% native plants.

( Ricardo DeAratanha / LAT )

The yellow blooms of bladderpod brighten the garden of Ken and Rhonda Gilliland in Tujunga, one stop in the Theodore Payne Foundation's annual tour scheduled for April 1 and 2. The Sun Valley-based foundation is dedicated to promoting native California flora, and gardens on the tour consist of at least 50% native plants.

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