Zoom registration: www.cnps-scv.org/npls-20220 112
Community gardens can serve as native habitat havens, conne cting people with plants and soil, and connecting wildlife with the spaces needed to flourish. Join us for a virtual tour of the UC Master Gardeners N ative Plant Demonstration Garden at Martial Cottle Park and learn about one of the dedicated volunteers who tends this garden, Ann Finney. We hope thi s talk will become one of a series that profiles volunteers and community g ardens.
Learn when this garden was established in San Jose and enjoy captivating photos by Hank Morales showing the plants in the garden, season al highlights, and wildlife. What is most rewarding for Ann as she voluntee rs at the garden? What are the challenges to be learned from? What are her primary maintenance activities and what aspects of the garden fuel her cont inued volunteering?
The garden includes a pollinator garden that is 1 00% California native, an area dedicated for large California native shrubs and trees, and some spaces that are combinations of native and Mediterrane an plants. This talk was inspired by an in-person tour of this garden last year. It’s a place worth exploring again with our virtual audience as we al so ponder: what makes a volunteer?
Stephanie Morris is a Landscape Ar chitect with a focus on Native Plant Design. Ann Finney is a Master Gardene r who volunteers at UC Master Gardeners Native Plant Demonstration Garden a t Martial Cottle Park.
Zoom registration: www.cn ps-scv.org/npls-20220112
Community gardens can serve as native habitat havens, connecting people with plants and soil, and connecting wild life with the spaces needed to flourish. Join us for a virtual tour of the UC Master Gardeners Native Plant Demonstration Garden at Martial Cottle Par k and learn about one of the dedicated volunteers who tends this garden, An n Finney. We hope this talk will become one of a series that profiles volun teers and community gardens.
Learn when this garden was established i n San Jose and enjoy captivating photos by Hank Morales showing the plants in the garden, seasonal highlights, and wildlife. What is most rewarding fo r Ann as she volunteers at the garden? What are the challenges to be learne d from? What are her primary maintenance activities and what aspects of the garden fuel her continued volunteering?
The garden includes a pollin ator garden that is 100% California native, an area dedicated for large Cal ifornia native shrubs and trees, and some spaces that are combinations of n ative and Mediterranean plants. This talk was inspired by an in-person tour of this garden last year. It’s a place worth exploring again with our virt ual audience as we also ponder: what makes a volunteer?
Stephanie Mor ris is a Landscape Architect with a focus on Native Plant Design. Ann Finne y is a Master Gardener who volunteers at UC Master Gardeners Native Plant D emonstration Garden at Martial Cottle Park.