Contact Janet Hoffmann at  janet@cnps-scv.org

Native Plant ID (formerly Keying with Natives) is a Chapter group that works together to learn plant identification using botanical keys and other resources. Join us as we look at plant samples collected from local gardens and practice methods of identifying the native plants of our region. Feel free to bring in plant samples if you have some from property where you have permission to collect or just come and work with the materials provided. We use the current edition of The Jepson Manual as well as other plant guides, and we have copies to share. The Chapter has 10x hand lenses that we can use to look at small plant parts or bring your own lens. Also bring any reference books that you like to use.

Location: Peninsula Conservation Center (PCC), 3921 E. Bayshore Road in Palo Alto. For more information please contact Janet Hoffmann at janet@cnps-scv.org.

Participants will discover how to reduce water needs for seasonal vegetable gardening and what to plant in the spring to maximize the harvest season. This class will also cover how to incorporate organic maintenance techniques, including how to use compost and cover crops.

Zoom link will emailed before the webinar.

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The integration of smart technology into outdoor spaces is revolutionizing modern landscaping. Learn how to choose the best system for your landscape. Smart irrigation components include irrigation controllers, rain sensors, soil moisture sensors, water flow systems and more. 

Zoom link will be emailed before the class.

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Join us for an informational talk on the ecological benefits of using California native plants in garden design. Native gardens promote biodiversity, support local wildlife, and require less maintenance and water compared to traditional gardens.

Location: Mountain View Public Library, 555 Franklin Street, Mountain View, CA 9404

Date/Time: Wed March 26th, 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM

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Join Joe Cernac for an exploration of the Bonny Doon Ecological Reserve. The walk will be about 3 miles in length with negligible elevation gain. 

Please bring lunch, snacks and plenty of water. Heavy rain cancels.

RSVP is required to join the walk. No drop-ins please and space is limited. To register, visit our Chapter’s Meetup page, here: www.meetup.com/California-Native-Plant-Society-Santa-Clara-Valley-Chapter/. We open the RSVPs one week before the event. Find your event within the page and tap/click the “Attend” button to reserve your spot.

Driving directions are provided on Meetup. For more information call Joe Cernac at (408) 499-2515.

Location: Bonny Doon Ecological Reserve Flora Walk (Bonny Doon)

Help restore habitat at Edgewood Park and Natural Preserve, known for fabulous wildflowers and amazing diversity near Redwood City. Weeders see far more than weeds: we get to be up close to the native plants, some of which are seen only by weeders.

Location: Edgewood Park and Natural Preserve

Registration: Email weed-warriors-coord@friendsofedgewood.org

Cost: None

Link: Edgewood Restoration

Contact https://www.meetup.com/California-Native-Plant-Society-Santa-Clara-Valley-Chapter/

The CNPS SCV Photo Group meets via zoom on 4th Fridays, 7-8:50pm. In this supportive peer group, beginners and experts are equally welcome. Folks who just want to see pictures and hear photo tips are welcome too.

Register at the link below for the next meeting:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZcsdemsqjwvGtBT0xqAWOyK5G7zu-6MZWel

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email with a zoom link for the meeting.

If you have pictures to share, sign up for a slot. Share your pictures, techniques, and ideas from your desktop via zoom. Slots are 20 minutes each; plan your photos and discussions accordingly. Presenters receive a 1-minute-remaining alert. Signup for a slot at the link below:
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090f49a9a729aafd0-cnps18

To participate in other Photography Group activities, join the email list:
https://cnps-scv.org/activities/photography-group

Location virtual meeting on Zoom

The California Native Garden project in Lake Cunningham Regional Park controls invasive plants in a 2-acre area and beautifies it with California native wildflowers, perennials, shrubs, and trees. Join us to restore habitat (weeding and mulching) in the Native Garden at Lake Cunningham Park, San Jose. During the summer months, we remove invasives throughout the park. Meeting place may change from one week to the next.

For more information and to RSVP please see Meetup: https://www.meetup.com/california-native-plant-society-santa-clara-valley-chapter/

Location: Lake Cunningham Regional Park

Registration: Sign Up

Volunteers meet at the garden on Saturdays from 9 AM to 11 AM, weather permitting, for weeding, watering and other maintenance activities. Occasionally there will be other tasks such as mulching and planting. Community volunteers, including families with children over 6, are always welcome!

For more information and to RSVP please see Meetup: https://www.meetup.com/california-native-plant-society-santa-clara-valley-chapter/ Workdays are sometimes rescheduled or canceled. Always RSVP to confirm, and check the latest updates Friday night. If you can't make it, please change your RSVP so we know and wait-listers get a chance.

Location: Kirk Park, San Jose

Registration: RSVP

Join us to restore habitat in San Jose’s Cataldi Park. We mulch, plant, weed, water and otherwise care for the native plants we’ve planted in this newly created native garden. Wear a hat and garden shoes and bring water to stay hydrated. Work gloves will be provided.

The work day occurs on Saturdays from 9 - 11. More info on Cataldi Park can be found at: https://www.cnps-scv.org/restoration/cataldi-park-native-garden.  

Location: Cataldi Park, San Jose

Registration: None

Help us maintain and beautify Martial Cottle Park by planting and caring for Oak trees along Branham Lane!

***All first time attendees must submit a Volunteer Waiver & Release form

Location: Urban Forestry Education Center, 391 Chynoweth Avenue San Jose, CA 95136

Link: Urban Forestry Education Center Workday Tickets, Sat, Mar 29, 2025 at 9:00 AM | Eventbrite

This Nursery workday will be a clean-up event in collaboration with the West San Jose-Campbell Lions Club and the California Lions Foundation. The main task for this event will be to fill a 50-yard dumpster with debris and broken materials.

Location: Our City Forest Nursery and Training Center, 1000 Spring St San Jose, CA 95110

Link: Nursery Clean-Up Event w/ the Lions Club Tickets, Sat, Mar 29, 2025 at 9:00 AM | Eventbrite

Please arrive on time for our tree planting demonstration at the beginning of the event to learn how to plant a tree properly. We continue to provide support and guidance during the event. If you'd like to get an idea (or refresher) of the planting process ahead of time, please feel free to check out this 8-minute video: Tree Planting Guide (youtube.com).

Location: TBD, 1195 Clark St San Jose, CA 95125

Link: Saratoga Neighborhood Planting with Our City Forest Tickets, Sat, Mar 29, 2025 at 9:00 AM | Eventbrite

Learn about various warm season vegetables you can grow and harvest in summer and fall. We will discuss soil prep, planting seeds and transplants, controlling pests, and harvest tips. You will also transplant a small tomato seedling into a larger pot to eventually plant in your own garden.

Location: South County Teaching and Demonstration Garden: 80 Highland Ave (Corner of Monterey Rd & Highland Ave), San Martin, CA 95046

More info - https://mgsantaclara.ucanr.edu/events-calendar/?calitem=611767&g=84549

This class and hands-on workshop introduce participants to the unique world of succulents, their characteristics, and benefits.  Discover how to identify appropriate pre-planting conditions and practical maintenance and care tips to ensure your succulents thrive.  Bring your own container and plant a beautiful succulent plant to enjoy in your own landscape!

Check in with the security desk on the first floor. 

Call (510) 320-0626 if you need assistance in finding the location.

Location: Hayward City Hall, 777 B Street, Room 2A, Hayward, CA 94541

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This free event provides an opportunity to share and receive both cuttings and seeds of native plants. We will provide coin envelopes for seeds but do bring containers in which to carry cuttings home.

If you have native plant material from your own garden to share, please bring some. Label it to make it easy to browse – You may find it convenient to use www.calscape.org for this

If you bring cuttings, keep them cool and moist in a bucket of water. You don’t have to bring anything if you don’t have any native material to share – there is usually plenty for all.

Location:  Peninsula Conservation Center, 3921 E. Bayshore Road in Palo Alto

Link: Seed and Cutting Exchange

Dee Himes will share her multi-year Calochortus Treasure Hunt, which aims to find and photograph all the mariposa lilies in California. Calochortus belongs to the Liliaceae family, and California has the greatest number of taxa of any state in North America. There is at least one Calochortus species found in every county in California. Dee will highlight their distributions with maps and charts, demonstrate morphological differences between the species and, most importantly, showcase photographs of some of the beautiful flowers she and her husband, Ken, have encountered during their three-year treasure hunt. 

Location: Zoom - Calochortus Treasure Hunt, Part II: www.cnps-scv.org/talk-20250331

Link: Calochortus Treasure Hunt, Parts I & II Two talks by Dee Himes

Join us for an informative workshop on tree planting. We’ll cover essential topics such as selecting the right species for your area, choosing a healthy tree from the nursery, and finding the ideal planting location. You’ll also learn proper planting techniques and water-efficient irrigation strategies to ensure long-term success. Whether you're a homeowner, landscaper, or tree enthusiast, this workshop will equip you with the knowledge to plant trees that thrive for years to come

Location: Belle Haven Community Center, Makerspace Room, 2nd Floor

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This class shows participants how to find and fix leaks in irrigation systems. Attendees will learn common sources of leaks, like broken pipes and fittings, and offers troubleshooting tips for using water more efficiently. By the end of the class, participants will have the skills and knowledge to take care of their irrigation systems, minimize water waste, and improve the overall health of their gardens.

Location: 560 Fremont Road, Learning Center, Stanford

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Celebrate Earth Day!  Discover low-water California Native Plants and garden elements that invite local birds, pollinators and others, turning your yard into an ecosystem.

Zoom link will be emailed before the class.

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Instructor:  Frank Niccoli

Host:  City of Milpitas

Learn more about diverting your laundry wash water to your garden using graywater systems.

Zoom link be sent before the class.

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Contact Paul Heiple at pheiple@gmail.com or (650) 854-7125

Help restore habitat at Edgewood Park and Natural Preserve, known for fabulous wildflowers and amazing diversity near Redwood City. Weeders see far more than weeds: we get to be up close to the native plants, some of which are seen only by weeders.

To participate, join the email list and sign the electronic volunteer agreement, by sending an email to weed- warriors-coord@friendsofedgewood.org.

Please check the email list for each weeding session’s meeting place. For questions about Friday sessions, contact Paul Heiple at pheiple@gmail.com or (650) 854-7125.

Location: Edgewood Park and Natural Preserve

Link: Edgewood Restoration

Contact www.meetup.com/California-Native-Plant-Society-Santa- Clara-Valley-Chapter

The California Native Garden project in Lake Cunningham Regional Park controls invasive plants in a 2-acre area and beautifies it with California native wildflowers, perennials, shrubs, and trees. Join us to restore habitat (weeding and mulching) in the Native Garden at Lake Cunningham Park, San Jose. During the summer months, we remove invasives throughout the park. Meeting place may change from one week to the next.

For more information and to RSVP please see Meetup: https://www.meetup.com/california-native-plant-society-santa-clara-valley-chapter/

Location: Lake Cunningham Regional Park

Link: Lake Cunningham Native Garden

Waiver for first time volunteers: https://lakecunninghamnativegarden.files.wordpress.com/2022/01/2021-volunteer-service-agreement-adoptapark-version.pdf

Join us to restore habitat in San Jose’s Cataldi Park. We mulch, plant, weed, water and otherwise care for the native plants we’ve planted in this newly created native garden. Wear a hat and garden shoes and bring water to stay hydrated. Work gloves will be provided.

The work day occurs on Saturdays from 9 - 11. More info on Cataldi Park can be found at: https://www.cnps-scv.org/restoration/cataldi-park-native-garden.  

Location Cataldi Park, San Jose

Community volunteers regularly care for this native plant garden at Kirk Park in San Jose. We are always happy to have help at the garden! We meet regularly on Saturday mornings from 9:00 to 11:00am, weather permitting, for light maintenance such as weeding, watering; and occasionally we have plants or seeds to plant. 

The park is open every day, so please come visit! The garden is located along the north edge of the park. If you would like to help out, please sign up for our Saturday work days on the CNPS-SCV Meetup page. If we know you are coming, we can be sure to have tools available for you to use. We can also notify you if, for some reason, we will not be meeting. New volunteers will need to fill out a form for the City.

Location: Kirk Park, San Jose

Link: Kirk Park Pollinator Garden

Help us beautify our Arboretum and Demonstration Gardens while learning about Urban Forestry!

***All first time attendees must submit a Volunteer Waiver & Release form

• Participants18 and older must submit a Participant Waiver and Release Form.

• Participants under the age of 18 must have a parent/guardian complete the Participant Waiver and Release Form.

• Participants under the age of 13 must be accompanied by a parent/guardian to attend.

Forms can be submitted electronically to volunteer@ourcityforest.org, or brought with you to the event.

Location: Urban Forestry Education Center, 391 Chynoweth Avenue San Jose, CA 95136

Link: Urban Forestry Education Center Workday Tickets, Sat, Apr 5, 2025 at 9:00 AM | Eventbrite

This workshop will focus on composting of backyard trimmings and food scraps. Learn about compost application - your soil will thank you!

Lucie Stern Community Center
Community Room
1305 Middlefield Rd
Palo Alto, CA 94301

Registration - https://surveys.ucanr.edu/survey.cfm?surveynumber=45286

Celebrate Earth Day by discovering the many varieties of native California wildflowers. Learn how to attract beneficial pollinators, improve soil health, and reduce water use while creating a sustainable, colorful garden. Bring your own container and plant a pollinator-friendly starter plant!

Check in with the security desk on the first floor. 

Call (510) 320-0626 if you need assistance in finding the location.

Location: Hayward City Hall, 777 B Street, Room 2A, Hayward, CA 94541

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Learn tips to grow tomatoes and peppers by Master Gardeners Mary Collins and Betsy Fischer including selecting varieties, planting, nurturing and harvesting.

Location: Community Room, Berryessa Public Library : 3355 Noble Ave, San Jose, CA 95132

More info - https://mgsantaclara.ucanr.edu/events-calendar/?calitem=613760&g=84549

Volunteers meet at the garden on Saturdays from 9 AM to 11 AM, weather permitting, for weeding, watering and other maintenance activities. Occasionally there will be other tasks such as mulching and planting. Community volunteers, including families with children over 6, are always welcome! First-time volunteers will need to fill out a form from the City of San Jose available at https://lakecunninghamnativegarden.files.wordpress.com/2022/01/2021-volunteer-service-agreement-adoptapark-version.pdf

For more information and to RSVP please see Meetup: https://www.meetup.com/california-native-plant-society-santa-clara-valley-chapter/ Workdays are sometimes rescheduled or canceled. Always RSVP to confirm, and check the latest updates Friday night. If you can't make it, please change your RSVP so we know and wait-listers get a chance.

Location: Kirk Park, San Jose

Registration:  https://www.meetup.com/california-native-plant-society-santa-clara-valley-chapter/ 

Our local climate is changing. Join us to find out how we can keep gardening practices and how we as gardeners can be part of the solutions to climate change!

Name of Presenter: UC Master Gardeners Mary Werthman and Ann Northrup

Registration: Registration Link 

Cost: Free

Have a sick plant, an ailing tree, mysterious spots on leaves? Chat with a UC Master Gardener via Zoom to diagnose your plant problems. You can also listen and learn while other people ask their questions.

Registration: Zoom registration required

More info - https://mgsantaclara.ucanr.edu/events-calendar/?calitem=612656&g=84549

Multi-functional garden spaces are a key trend. Learn how to design your yard to serve multiple purposes - seating, cooking, play and more. Integrate edibles into your garden. Transform balconies into lush retreats with a vertical garden. All with a focus on water efficient plantings and smart irrigation.

Zoom link will be emailed before the webinar.

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Instructor:  Shelkie Tao

Host:  City of Burlingame

Discover the benefits of replacing your lawn with beautiful, water-efficient native plants! This class will show you how to reduce water usage, save on maintenance costs, and create a more sustainable, eco-friendly landscape for your home or business

Zoom link will be sent before the class.

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Please arrive on time for our tree planting demonstration at the beginning of the event to learn how to plant a tree properly. We continue to provide support and guidance during the event. If you'd like to get an idea (or refresher) of the planting process ahead of time, please feel free to check out this 8-minute video: Tree Planting Guide (youtube.com).

Meeting location: Exact meeting location on the farm will be provided shortly

COVID-19 Protocols: You should not report to your volunteer shift if you are feeling ill or are showing any symptoms of COVID-19.

Disclaimer: At this volunteer event, you may be working with individuals who may be unvaccinated. Please use your discretion in taking the proper precautions.

Location: 9665 New Ave, 9665 New Avenue Gilroy, CA 95020

Link: OCF x UCANR Gilroy Farm Windbreak Planting Tickets, Sat, Apr 12, 2025 at 9:00 AM | Eventbrite

In this workshop, we will discuss the Valley Water Landscape rebate program, how to choose plants for your yard, and the steps to converting a lawn. Additionally, we will host a shrub ID tour with our plants around the education center. This workshop will provide you with resources to start your own lawn conversion.

Location: Our City Forest - Urban Forestry Education Center, 391 Chynoweth Avenue San Jose, CA 95136

Link: DIY Lawn Conversion Workshop Tickets, Sat, Apr 12, 2025 at 9:00 AM | Eventbrite

Help us beautify our Arboretum and Demonstration Gardens while learning about Urban Forestry!

***All first time attendees must submit a Volunteer Waiver & Release form

• Participants18 and older must submit a Participant Waiver and Release Form.

• Participants under the age of 18 must have a parent/guardian complete the Participant Waiver and Release Form.

• Participants under the age of 13 must be accompanied by a parent/guardian to attend.

Forms can be submitted electronically to volunteer@ourcityforest.org, or brought with you to the event.

Location: Urban Forestry Education Center, 391 Chynoweth Avenue San Jose, CA 95136

Link: Urban Forestry Education Center Workday Tickets, Sat, Apr 12, 2025 at 9:00 AM | Eventbrite

This workshop will focus on composting of backyard trimmings and food scraps. Learn about compost application - your soil will thank you!

Murphy Park Building
250 N. Sunnyvale Ave
Sunnyvale, CA 94086

Registration - https://surveys.ucanr.edu/survey.cfm?surveynumber=45268

Location - Santa Clara Valley & Peninsula

The Growing Natives Garden Tour is a free tour of native gardens in Santa Clara Valley & Peninsula, San Francisco Bay Area, organized by the California Native Plant Society (Santa Clara Valley Chapter) in association with the UC Master Gardeners of Santa Clara County and San Mateo and San Francisco counties.

Go to www.gngt.org to register and for more information.

The Growing Natives Garden Tour aims to educate the public about the beauty and importance of California native plants through an annual, self-guided, and free tour of private and public gardens. The tour promotes biodiversity and emphasizes the benefits of native plants for water and energy conservation.

Registration: Required, Link

More info - https://mgsantaclara.ucanr.edu/events-calendar/?calitem=613764&g=91925

Do you already have citrus in your yard? Would you like to add citrus to your landscape? Join us for citrus planting and a short talk on citrus care.

Location: Guadalupe River Park Historic Orchard : 425 Seymour St, San Jose, CA 95110, USA

Registration: Link

More info - https://mgsantaclara.ucanr.edu/events-calendar/?calitem=611499&g=91925

Thinking about buying or just bought some tomato plants? Or maybe you planted some tomato seeds and you are wondering what to do next? Then this is the tomato talk for you!

Location: McClellan Ranch Preserve : 22221 McClellan Rd, Cupertino, CA 95014

More info - https://mgsantaclara.ucanr.edu/events-calendar/?calitem=609910&g=84549

By the end of this hands-on class, you'll have the knowledge and tools to plant and maintain your own sustainable, water-efficient veggie garden. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced gardener, this course will help you grow healthy, delicious food while conserving water and supporting the environment.

Check in with the security desk on the first floor. 

Call (510) 320-0626 if you need assistance in finding the location.

Location: Hayward City Hall, 777 B Street, Room 2A, Hayward, CA 94541

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Do you want to convert your existing landscape to a more efficient and drought tolerant landscape but don’t know where to start? Do you want to enhance the environment for bees and butterflies? In this workshop you will learn how to convert your high-water use lawn to a low water use landscape that is rich in California biodiversity. This workshop will also cover how to retrofit your irrigation equipment with more efficient options and rebates available to you.

Location: SummerWinds Nursery 725 San Antonio Rd, Palo Alto, CA 94303

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Location - Santa Clara Valley & Peninsula

The Growing Natives Garden Tour is a free tour of native gardens in Santa Clara Valley & Peninsula, San Francisco Bay Area, organized by the California Native Plant Society (Santa Clara Valley Chapter) in association with the UC Master Gardeners of Santa Clara County and San Mateo and San Francisco counties.

Go to www.gngt.org to register and for more information.

The Growing Natives Garden Tour aims to educate the public about the beauty and importance of California native plants through an annual, self-guided, and free tour of private and public gardens. The tour promotes biodiversity and emphasizes the benefits of native plants for water and energy conservation.

Registration: Required, Link

More info - https://mgsantaclara.ucanr.edu/events-calendar/?calitem=613766&g=91925

Instructor:  Frank Niccoli

Host:  City of Milpitas

Keep your trees in good shape! Join us for tips and proper care methods to keep your trees happy and healthy.

Zoom link will be emailed before the webinar.

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Come and hear Master Gardener Martha Carpenter explain how to downsize or eliminate your lawn and replace it with low water ornamentals, grasses, and ground covers. Assessing your needs and evaluating your site will be discussed and suggestions for hardy plants and grasses for our climate will be given.

Location: Cupertino Library : 10800 Torre Ave, Cupertino, CA 95014

More info - https://mgsantaclara.ucanr.edu/events-calendar/?calitem=609379&g=84549

We’ve all heard that opossums eat their weight in ticks, bed bugs are microscopic, and some processed foods contain an allowable number of insect parts. This webinar will cover which “facts” are true and which ones are just popular myths.

Visit the Urban and Community Webinar website to learn more about this webinar series.

Registration: Zoom registration required

Cost: Free

This workshop will focus on composting of backyard trimmings and food scraps. Learn about compost application - your soil will thank you!

Registration - https://surveys.ucanr.edu/survey.cfm?surveynumber=45290

It's time to plant now for a bumper crop this summer! April and May are the perfect time for starting your edible garden. Join Laura Westley as she teaches all about summer vegetables that grow well in Santa Clara County. Tomatoes, peppers, beans, squash, cucumbers and more will be discussed. Laura will explain the best growing conditions for each vegetable, including temperature, soil, water and how to fertilize.

Location: Willow Glen Public Library : 1157 Minnesota Ave, San Jose, CA 95125, United States

More info - https://mgsantaclara.ucanr.edu/events-calendar/?calitem=608994&g=84549

Join Master Gardeners, Alice Schwegman and Agnes Veith to remember the fun and challenges of growing the Big Three summer vegetables: tomatoes, peppers and eggplants. We’ll discuss optimal planting timings for each as well as what amendments might be needed at planting time. We’ll cover irrigation strategies, look at possible growing challenges from plant diseases and pests and discuss ways to minimize the challenges.

Location: Sunnyvale Teaching and Demonstration Garden: Charles Street Gardens, 433 Charles St, Sunnyvale, CA 94086

More info - https://mgsantaclara.ucanr.edu/events-calendar/?calitem=613761&g=84549

In this 3-class course, the Master Gardeners of Santa Clara County will teach how you can grow a wide variety of plants on a patio or balcony.

Dates: Tuesday nights: Apr 22, Apr 29 & May 6

Location: Fremont Unified high School District Adult Education : 589 W Fremont Ave, Sunnyvale, CA 94087, USA

Registration: Link

Cost: $60

More info - https://mgsantaclara.ucanr.edu/events-calendar/?calitem=611502&g=84555

Instructor:  Shelkie Tao

Host:  City of Sunnyvale

Participants will learn the basics of converting a traditional lawn to a water-wise landscape using California native plants.

Zoom link will be emailed before the class.

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The Spring Garden Fair is our annual spring extravaganza that you do not want to miss! It's a huge plant sale with educational talks and information tables. Full details can be found on our Spring Garden Fair page. The event is on, rain or shine!

Location: Martial Cottle Park, 5283 Snell Ave, San Jose

This workshop will focus on composting of backyard trimmings and food scraps. Learn about compost application - your soil will thank you!

Milpitas Public Library
160 N Main St
Milpitas, CA 95035

Registration - https://surveys.ucanr.edu/survey.cfm?surveynumber=45291

Join this discussion to learn how to transform your landscape into a beautiful, water-efficient garden!  Discover how to replace traditional lawns with low- water alternatives and explore design strategies for creating a sustainable garden, proper plant establishment techniques, and best irrigation practices. This class offers all the tools you need to create a thriving, eco-friendly landscape.

Check in with the security desk on the first floor. 

Call (510) 320-0626 if you need assistance in finding the location.

Location: Hayward City Hall, 777 B Street, Room 2A, Hayward, CA 94541

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instructor:  Suzanne Bontempo

Host:  Alameda County Water District

Learn how to start your own vegetable garden and best practices to ensure healthy plants and efficient irrigation.

Zoom link will be sent before the class.

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