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CATEGORIES:Native Plant Talks
CREATED:20241029T081906
SUMMARY:Ten Easy Steps to Creating a Bird- Friendly Garden, a Talk by Jennifer Dirking
LOCATION:Cupertino Library Community Room (2nd Floor)\, 10800 Torre Ave.\, Cupertino
DESCRIPTION:There are few things more rewarding than drawing birds to your garden and p
 roviding all the elements they need to survive and raise their young. For m
 any gardeners, just a few simple changes can make all the difference. In th
 is talk, we’ll take a look at gardening from a bird’s perspective and then 
 delve into the ten elements that can transform your garden into a bird para
 dise. Attendees will receive a free packet of California native wildflowers
  that benefit birds that they can try out in their own gardens.\nJennifer D
 irking has been an organic gardener for over 40 years, but only recently tr
 ansformed her garden from a food desert to a habitat oasis in her suburban 
 San Carlos neighborhood. Inspired by Doug Tallamy’s book Nature’s Best  Hop
 e, she has reached beyond her garden fence to develop partnerships and insp
 ire hundreds of others throughout the Bay Area to begin their own native ga
 rdening journey. She is currently the Chair of the Wildflower Ambassador pr
 ogram at our CNPS Chapter. Jennifer is also co-admin for the Native Plant R
 esource Teams, a program of the Bringing Back the Natives Garden Tour.\n  
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 "><p>There are few things more rewarding than drawing birds to your garden 
 and providing all the elements they need to survive and raise their young. 
 For many gardeners, just a few simple changes can make all the difference. 
 In this talk, we’ll take a look at gardening from a bird’s perspective and 
 then delve into the ten elements that can transform your garden into a bird
  paradise. Attendees will receive a free packet of California native wildfl
 owers that benefit birds that they can try out in their own gardens.</p><p>
 <strong>Jennifer Dirking</strong> has been an organic gardener for over 40 
 years, but only recently transformed her garden from a food&nbsp;desert to 
 a habitat oasis in her suburban San Carlos neighborhood. Inspired by Doug&n
 bsp;Tallamy’s book <em>Nature’s Best&nbsp;</em><em> Hope</em>, she has reac
 hed beyond&nbsp;her garden fence to develop&nbsp;partnerships and inspire h
 undreds&nbsp;of others throughout the Bay&nbsp;Area to begin their own nati
 ve&nbsp;gardening journey. She is&nbsp;currently the Chair of the&nbsp;Wild
 flower Ambassador program&nbsp;at our CNPS Chapter. Jennifer is also co-adm
 in for the Native Plant Resource Teams, a program of the Bringing Back the 
 Natives Garden Tour.</p><div class="column">&nbsp;</div><div class="page" t
 itle="Page 3">&nbsp;</div></div></div></div>
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