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CATEGORIES:Special Events
CREATED:20260424T170017
SUMMARY:Seed/Cutting Exchange
LOCATION:Peninsula Conservation Center\, 3921 East Bayshore Road\, Palo Alto
DESCRIPTION:The Seed and Cutting Exchange will be on Saturday, May 30 from 1:00 to 3:00
 pm at the Peninsula Conservation Center (PCC), 3921 E. Bayshore Road in Pal
 o Alto. Plant pickup from the CNPS SCV Nursey online sale (https://californ
 ia-native-plant-society-santa-clara-valley-chapter.square.site/) (Mon/Tue M
 ay 25/26) and the Grassroots Ecology Nursery (https://www.grassrootsecology
 .org/nursery-sales) will also be available during the Exchange.\nThis free 
 event provides an opportunity to share and receive both seeds and cuttings 
 of native plants. Browse the diverse offerings, ranging from easy-to-grow t
 o hard-to-find, and go home with seeds and cuttings of new native plants! W
 e will provide coin envelopes for seeds but bring containers to carry cutti
 ngs home.\nIf you have native plant material from your own garden to share,
  please bring some. Label your cuttings to make them easy to browse – some 
 gardeners attach helpful hints about growing; others display photos of plan
 ts in bloom. You may find it convenient to use calscape.org (http://calscap
 e.org/) for this – there is a link on each plant’s information page to make
  a printable sign for most native species and cultivars.\nIf you bring cutt
 ings, keep them cool and moist in a bucket of water. Don’t have native plan
 t material to share? No problem, as there is usually enough for all.\nSever
 al popular books will be available for sale during the event, including See
 d Propagation of Native California Plants (2021 ed.), by Dara E. Emery; Cal
 ifornia Native Plants for the Garden by Carol Bornstein, David Fross, and B
 art O'Brien; and Wildflowers of California. Free seeds and information from
  the CNPS SCV Wildflower Ambassadors (WFA)!\n \n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p class="mb-ds2-10"><img src="https://cnps-scv.org/images/article-embedded
 -images/IMG_3067-cropped-cuttings.JPG" alt="IMG 3067 cropped cuttings" widt
 h="399" height="277" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right
 : auto; margin-bottom: 10px;" />The Seed and Cutting Exchange will be on&nb
 sp;<strong>Saturday, May 30 from 1:00 to 3:00pm at the Peninsula Conservati
 on Center</strong>&nbsp;(PCC), 3921 E. Bayshore Road in Palo Alto.&nbsp;<st
 rong>Plant pickup from the CNPS SCV Nursey&nbsp;<a href="https://california
 -native-plant-society-santa-clara-valley-chapter.square.site/" target="_bla
 nk" rel="nofollow noopener ugc" class="!text-ds2-text-fill-brand_primary-en
 abled hover:!text-ds2-text-fill-brand_primary-hover">online sale</a>&nbsp;(
 Mon/Tue May 25/26) and the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.grassrootsecology.org/
 nursery-sales" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener ugc" class="!text-ds2
 -text-fill-brand_primary-enabled hover:!text-ds2-text-fill-brand_primary-ho
 ver">Grassroots Ecology Nursery</a>&nbsp;will also be available during the 
 Exchange.</strong></p><p class="mb-ds2-10">This free event provides an oppo
 rtunity to share and receive both seeds and cuttings of native plants. Brow
 se the diverse offerings, ranging from easy-to-grow to hard-to-find, and go
  home with seeds and cuttings of new native plants! We will provide coin en
 velopes for seeds but bring containers to carry cuttings home.</p><p class=
 "mb-ds2-10">If you have native plant material from your own garden to share
 , please bring some. Label your cuttings to make them easy to browse – some
  gardeners attach helpful hints about growing; others display photos of pla
 nts in bloom. You may find it convenient to use&nbsp;<a href="http://calsca
 pe.org/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener ugc" class="!text-ds2-text-
 fill-brand_primary-enabled hover:!text-ds2-text-fill-brand_primary-hover">c
 alscape.org</a>&nbsp;for this – there is a link on each plant’s information
  page to make a printable sign for most native species and cultivars.</p><p
  class="mb-ds2-10">If you bring cuttings, keep them cool and moist in a buc
 ket of water. Don’t have native plant material to share? No problem, as the
 re is usually enough for all.</p><p class="mb-ds2-10">Several popular books
  will be available for sale during the event, including&nbsp;<strong><em>Se
 ed Propagation of Native California Plants</em>&nbsp;(2021 ed.)</strong>, b
 y Dara E. Emery;&nbsp;<em><strong>California Native Plants for the Garden</
 strong></em>&nbsp;by Carol Bornstein, David Fross, and Bart O'Brien; and&nb
 sp;<em><strong>Wildflowers of California</strong></em>. Free seeds and info
 rmation from the&nbsp;<strong><a href="https://cnps-scv.org/WFA" target="_b
 lank" rel="nofollow noopener ugc" class="!text-ds2-text-fill-brand_primary-
 enabled hover:!text-ds2-text-fill-brand_primary-hover">CNPS SCV Wildflower 
 Ambassadors</a></strong>!</p><p>&nbsp;</p>
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