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CATEGORIES:Special Events
CREATED:20241029T075857
SUMMARY:Seed and Cutting Exchange
LOCATION:Peninsula Conservation Center (PCC) is located at 3921 E. Bayshore Road in 
 Palo Alto
DESCRIPTION:We’re in the fall planting season, so it’s time to get your seeds ready to 
 plant and finish your planting plans. This free event provides an opportuni
 ty to share and receive both cuttings and seeds of native plants. Browse th
 e diverse offerings, ranging from easy-to-grow to hard-to-find, and go home
  with cuttings and seeds of new native plants! We will provide coin envelop
 es for seeds but do bring containers in which to carry cuttings home.\nIf y
 ou have native plant material from your own garden to share, please bring s
 ome. Label it to make it easy to browse – some gardeners attach helpful hin
 ts about growing; others display photos of plants in bloom. You may find it
  convenient to use www.calscape.org (https://www.calscape.org) for this – t
 here is a link on each plant’s information page to make a printable sign fo
 r most native species and cultivars.\nIf you bring cuttings, keep them cool
  and moist in a bucket of water. You don’t have to bring anything if you do
 n’t have any native material to share – there is usually plenty for all.\nS
 everal popular gardening books will be available for sale during the event,
  including the new Wildflowers of California from CNPS, Seed Propagation of
  Native California Plants (2021 ed.), by Dara E. Emery; California Native P
 lants for the Garden by Carol Bornstein, David Fross and Bart O’Brien; and 
 California Native Gardening, A Month-by-Month Guide, by Helen Popper.\nOur 
 Wildflower Ambassadors will be giving out free seed packets and information
  as well.\n 
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 "><p>We’re in the fall planting season, so it’s time to get your seeds read
 y to plant and finish your planting plans. This free event provides an oppo
 rtunity to share and receive both cuttings and seeds of native plants. Brow
 se the diverse offerings, ranging from easy-to-grow to hard-to-find, and go
  home with cuttings and seeds of new native plants! We will provide coin en
 velopes for seeds but do bring containers in which to carry cuttings home.<
 /p><p>If you have native plant material from your own garden to share, plea
 se bring some. Label it to make it easy to browse – some gardeners attach h
 elpful hints about growing; others display photos of plants in bloom. You m
 ay find it convenient to use <a href="https://www.calscape.org">www.calscap
 e.org</a> for this – there is a link on each plant’s information page to ma
 ke a printable sign for most native species and cultivars.</p><p>If you bri
 ng cuttings, keep them cool and moist in a bucket of water. <strong>You don
 ’t have to bring anything if you don’t have any native material to share</s
 trong> – there is usually plenty for all.</p><p>Several popular gardening b
 ooks will be available for sale during the event, including the new <em>Wil
 dflowers of California</em> from CNPS, <em>Seed Propagation of Native&nbsp;
 California Plants</em> (2021 ed.), by Dara E. Emery; <em>California Native 
 Plants for the Garden</em> by Carol Bornstein, David Fross and Bart O’Brien
 ; and <em>California Native Gardening, A Month-by-Month Guide</em>, by Hele
 n Popper.</p><div class="page" title="Page 2"><div class="layoutArea"><div 
 class="column"><p>Our Wildflower Ambassadors will be giving out free seed p
 ackets and information as well.</p></div></div></div><div class="page" titl
 e="Page 2">&nbsp;</div></div></div></div>
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