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CATEGORIES:Native Plant Talks
CREATED:20240228T195719
SUMMARY:Create a Pollinator Paradise in Your Garden, a talk by Jennifer Dirking
LOCATION:Foster City Library\, 1000 E. Hillsdale Blvd.\, Foster City
DESCRIPTION:Pollinators are essential for a thriving garden ecosystem, but often cannot
  access all of the elements they need to flourish and raise the next genera
 tion. Learn how you can create a beautiful low water “paradise” for bees, b
 utterflies and other pollinators in your garden, and boost your fruit and v
 egetable yields in the process. Attendees will receive a free packet of Cal
 ifornia native wildflowers for pollinators to try out in their own gardens.
 \nJennifer Dirking has been an organic gardener for over 40 years, but only
  recently transformed her garden from a food desert to a habitat oasis in h
 er suburban San Carlos neighborhood. Inspired by Doug Tallamy’s book Nature
 ’s Best Hope, she has reached beyond her garden fence to develop partnershi
 ps and inspire hundreds of others throughout the Bay Area to begin their ow
 n native gardening journey. Her simple tactics involving free wildflower se
 eds and promotion via social media provide a model for other individuals an
 d organizations that want to reach further into their communities as well. 
 She is currently the Chair of the Wildflower Ambassador program at our CNPS
  Chapter.\nJennifer also manages the Native Plant Resource Teams’ Pollinato
 r Pathways Group, a program of the Bringing Back the Natives Garden Tour. Y
 ou can visit Jennifer’s garden on the Growing Natives Garden Tour on Saturd
 ay, April 13. Register for the tour at gngt.org (gngt.org).\n 
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 "><p>Pollinators are essential for a thriving garden ecosystem, but often c
 annot access all of the elements they need to flourish and raise the next g
 eneration. Learn how you can create a beautiful low water “paradise” for be
 es, butterflies and other pollinators in your garden, and boost your fruit 
 and vegetable yields in the process. Attendees will receive a free packet o
 f California native wildflowers for pollinators to try out in their own gar
 dens.</p><p><strong>Jennifer Dirking</strong> has been an organic gardener 
 for over 40 years, but only recently transformed her garden from a food des
 ert to a habitat oasis in her suburban San Carlos neighborhood. Inspired by
  Doug Tallamy’s book Nature’s Best Hope, she has reached beyond her garden 
 fence to develop&nbsp;partnerships and inspire hundreds of others throughou
 t the Bay Area to begin their own native gardening journey. Her simple tact
 ics involving free wildflower seeds and promotion via social media provide 
 a model for other individuals and organizations that want to reach further 
 into their communities as well. She is currently the Chair of the Wildflowe
 r Ambassador program at our CNPS Chapter.</p><p>Jennifer also manages the N
 ative Plant Resource Teams’ Pollinator Pathways Group, a program of the Bri
 nging&nbsp;Back the Natives Garden Tour. You can visit Jennifer’s garden on
  the Growing Natives Garden Tour on Saturday, April 13. Register for the to
 ur at <a href="https://cnps-scv.org/gngt.org">gngt.org</a>.</p><div class="
 page" title="Page 5">&nbsp;</div></div></div></div>
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