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Audubon
at Home:
Native Plant
Gardening Workshop
workshop
I: October 25 and 31
workshop
II: November 1 and 7
9:00 am to 12:00 noon
How to Select, Plant & Care
for California Natives in Your Garden
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diversity, abundance and beauty of California's flora
provide an exciting opportunity for incorporating
native plants into residential gardens. Because many
California natives are adapted to our dry southern
California climate and require less water than lawn
and many non-native plants, they can contribute substantial
benefits to our environment. Natives planted even
in small gardens can provide resting places and food
sources for resident and migrating birds, butterflies
and other insect pollinators. |
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workshop will give you information on selecting appropriate
native plants for the spaces in your garden. Your
will learn how and when to plant natives, as well
as how to care for and prune them. Soil and watering
requirements that enable these plants to thrive will
also be discussed. |
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workshop meets on two Sundays (9 am to noon and 9
am to 1 pm) on two consecutive weekends for 7 hours
of instruction. Workshops I and II cover the same
material. You will visit two residential gardens,
a botanic garden (additional entrance fee) and a nursery.
Meeting locations are in Santa Ana and Claremont.
A donation of $30 or more per person is requested
if you can afford it. Enrollment is limited. |
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| To reserve
a place: send your $30 check payable to Sea and Sage
Audubon and a self-addressed stamped envelope (SASE)
to Diane Bonanno, 4611 Santa Fe St., Yorba Linda,
CA 92886. State which workshop you wish to attend;
if you are able to attend either workshop, indicate
your first and second choices. Please include your
phone number and email address. Confirmations as well
as directions to meeting locations and other material
will be mailed to you. No reservations will be taken
by phone. If you have questions, you may call Diane
at 714-572-9911. |
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Co-leaders:
Diane Bonanno & Pat Overby
Landscape Designers Specializing in California Native
Plants |
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