We’ve had some rainfall this season and shouldn’t let it go to waste running off roofs, and into the streets, storm drains, and creeks where it could cause flooding. Instead we should direct that rain water into our gardens, allowing it to percolate downward, recharging our local aquifers and purifying the water as it passes through the soil. Learn how rain gardens keep water on site and solve drainage problems, and which California native plants are best suited for them.
Madeline Morrow is the President of our CNPS Chapter. A former computer programmer, she now volunteers in her community and works extensively on her native garden. Her garden was featured in Bay Nature magazine in March 2013; and she solved her drainage problem by installing a rain garden.
Sat Oct 19 @ 8:00AM - 10:00AM Lake Cunningham Native Garden |
Sat Oct 19 @ 9:00AM - 11:00AM Community Work Day at the Native Plant Garden in Kirk Park |
Tue Oct 22 @ 7:00PM - 09:00PM Native Plant ID |
Tue Oct 22 @ 7:00PM - 08:30PM Meadow Marvels: Sensitive Habitats and How to Protect Them, a talk by Tyler Feld |
Fri Oct 25 @ 7:00PM - 08:50PM Photography Group - Photo Sharing Meeting |
Sat Oct 26 @ 8:00AM - 10:00AM Lake Cunningham Native Garden |
Sat Oct 26 @ 9:00AM - 11:00AM Community Work Day at the Native Plant Garden in Kirk Park |
Sat Nov 02 @ 8:00AM - 10:00AM Lake Cunningham Native Garden |
Sat Nov 02 @ 9:00AM - 11:00AM Community Work Day at the Native Plant Garden in Kirk Park |
Mon Nov 04 @ 7:00PM - 08:30PM Conservation Committee |