The California Native Garden project in Lake Cunningham Regional Park controls invasive plants in a 1.5-acre area and beautifies it with Califor nia native wildflowers, perennials, shrubs and trees.
Workdays contin ue on Saturdays from 8:00 to 10:00am. New volunteers are w elcome; City-issued guidelines and COVID-19 best practices are followed. Fo r complete details and directions and to RSVP, see our meetup page at www.meetup.com/California-Native-Plant-Society-Santa- Clara- Valley-Chapter.
We follow City of San Jose guidelines for volunte ering during the pandemic: face covering, social distancing, no tool sharin g. The work is mainly weeding and mulching. Bring your own bucket and a wee ding mattock (and knee pad, if you prefer that). Wear a face covering, hat, gloves and sturdy garden shoes. Bring plenty of fluids and hydrate often. We start with a 10-minute orientation, then walk to the site, so please be on time.
First-timers: bring a signed waiver form, available at lakecunninghamnativegarden.files .wordpress.com/2020/05/ 2020-volunteer-status-and-waiver-of-liability.pdf.
First timers: please follow directions on the project’s Meetup pa ge to get to the native garden. Lake Cunningham is a very large park (200 a cres) with two entrances. You’ll want to head to the Google map pin for “La ke Cunningham Native Garden.”
Workdays are sometimes rescheduled or c anceled. Always RSVP to confirm and check the latest updat es Friday night. If you can’t make it, please change your RSVP so we know.< /p>
The California Native Garden project in Lake Cunningham Regional Park controls invasive plants in a 1.5-acre area and beautifies it with Califor nia native wildflowers, perennials, shrubs and trees.
Workdays contin ue on Saturdays from 8:00 to 10:00am. New volunteers are w elcome; City-issued guidelines and COVID-19 best practices are followed. Fo r complete details and directions and to RSVP, see our meetup page at www.meetup.com/California-Native-Plant-Society-Santa- Clara- Valley-Chapter.
We follow City of San Jose guidelines for volunte ering during the pandemic: face covering, social distancing, no tool sharin g. The work is mainly weeding and mulching. Bring your own bucket and a wee ding mattock (and knee pad, if you prefer that). Wear a face covering, hat, gloves and sturdy garden shoes. Bring plenty of fluids and hydrate often. We start with a 10-minute orientation, then walk to the site, so please be on time.
First-timers: bring a signed waiver form, available at lakecunning hamnativegarden.files.wordpress.com/2020/05/ 2020-volunteer-status-and-waiv er-of-liability.pdf.
First timers: please follow directions on th e project’s Meetup page to get to the native garden. Lake Cunningham is a v ery large park (200 acres) with two entrances. You’ll want to head to the G oogle map pin for “Lake Cunningham Native Garden.”
Workdays are somet imes rescheduled or canceled. Always RSVP to confirm and c heck the latest updates Friday night. If you can’t make it, please change y our RSVP so we know.