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I invite you to see a bit of what we do this weekend. Sacramento Valley CNPS will be holding this uplifting and informative event on Saturday, Oct 18 from 10-1:00 at our Nursery, 2140 Chase Drive, Rancho Cordova, on the American River Parkway, at Soil Born Farms. SacValleyCNPS.org/wildlife-wonders/
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The Nursery will be closed on Monday October 6th and Wednesday October 8th due to road work at Soil Born Farms. We will also be closed on Monday, October 13th for the Indigenous Peoples Day / Columbus Day holiday. We’ll start up our regular Monday and Wednesday workdays on Wednesday, Oct 15th. The public is
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YOU ARE INVITED! This is free, family friendly event. Saturday, April 5th 10:00 am – 1:00 pm Where: SacValley CNPS Nursery & Garden at Soil Born Farms, 2140 Chase Drive, Rancho Cordova Hosted Exhibits: Bumblebees & other native bees Pollinators and Insects Monarchs/Butterflies/Moths California Oaks & Birds Plus: Wildflower Seed Giveaway Station, Art in Bloom:
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Join us: Monday, June 17th at 9:30, Nursery Volunteer Orientation, followed by a tour of our Demonstration Gardens. Sign up with Chris: cnpschris@gmail.com Demonstration Garden – slideshow of plants in each garden / Plants we grow slideshow (not an availability list) We hope to meet you soon! SacValley CNPS Nursery & Gardens, 2140 Chase Drive,
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You are invited to drop in to visit the Chapter’s nursery & demo gardens and get to know local native plants. You can also lend a hand with whichever projects we are working on. Sign-ups are preferred, but drop-ins are also welcome. Email Chris (cnpschris@gmail.com). JOIN US on Saturday, June 15th 9:00-11:00! Membership is not required.
‘Homegrown Habitat’ was developed as a way to inspire homeowners, developers, and managers of community parks, facilities and other public spaces to take out half their lawn (or more) and replace it with local California natives. Based on the work of Doug Tallamy and his concept of a Homegrown National Park (Bringing Nature Home, Nature’s
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