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UID:3f46cd7e78816c3e440a80cec88e5fde
CATEGORIES:GWN
CREATED:20190618T192126
SUMMARY:Creating a Bee-Friendly Native Garden
LOCATION:San Carlos Library\, 610 Elm Street\, San Carlos
DESCRIPTION:We all know about the European honeybee, but what about the native bees tha
 t live here in the Santa Clara Valley? These local insects help pollinate y
 our ornamental and edible plants, too! Once you know what to look for, you’
 ll see over a dozen bee species that live in our urban setting ̶ especially
  among locally-growing native plants. Find out how planting even a few sele
 ct natives can enrich your garden and attract even more native (and honey) 
 bees.\nJohn Kehoe is a longtime member of CNPS as well as The Xerces Societ
 y. He is passionate about the natural world and is a regular volunteer at U
 listac Natural Area, as well as at various CNPS functions. His research int
 erests include studying native bees and their relationships with native pla
 nts. He shares these interests by way of his photography on Flickr, CalPhot
 os at UC Berkeley and Bumble Bee Watch.\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div class="page" title="Page 3"><div class="layoutArea"><div class="column
 "><p>We all know about the European honeybee, but what about the native bee
 s that live here in the Santa Clara Valley? These local insects help pollin
 ate your ornamental and edible plants, too! Once you know what to look for,
  you’ll see over a dozen bee species that live in our urban setting ̶ espec
 ially among locally-growing native plants. Find out how planting even a few
  select natives can enrich your garden and attract even more native (and ho
 ney) bees.</p><p>John Kehoe is a longtime member of CNPS as well as The Xer
 ces Society. He is passionate about the natural world and is a regular volu
 nteer at Ulistac Natural Area, as well as at various CNPS functions. His re
 search interests include studying native bees and their relationships with 
 native plants. He shares these interests by way of his photography&nbsp;on 
 Flickr, CalPhotos at UC Berkeley and Bumble Bee Watch.</p></div></div></div
 >
CONTACT:(650) 591-0341
DTSTAMP:20260829T123130
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DTEND;TZID=America/Tijuana:20190731T203000
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