Work Parties

January 14, 2011

Old Town State Park Native Plant Garden

2nd Saturday of each month

Saturday, 1 PM to 3 PM

Primp the Native Plant Garden
 
Primp the Native Plant Garden for State Conservation Conference group visiting at 3:30 the same day!
The Native Plant Garden in Old Town State Historic Park illustrates the landscape that was by the San Diego River when Europeans arrived and established Old Town San Diego at the site of a Native American village called Kosoy.
Bring your garden gloves and planting tools, and pruning snips or loppers if you have them.
We will continue to trim off excess natural willow twigs to create little shelters for our new plants, to protect them from footsteps, and tidy up some of last year's spent seed heads.
We'll look for seedlings from our wildflower seed spreading, and carefully dig out cheeseweed and heron's bill (weeds) where we find them.

The Native Plant Garden is at the far west end of Old Town, at the corner of Taylor and Congress Streets (Thomas Guide 1248 F5), right across from the depot building at the train/trolley/bus station.
Come by mass transit and cross at the corner and you are there; or if you drive, park in the free state park parking lot at Calhoun and Taylor, or across Taylor in the CalTrans Parking lot.
Bring water if you would rather not use the drinking fountain.
Restrooms on site.
Questions? contact Kay at president@cnpssd.org

December 10, 2011

Old Town State Park Native Plant Garden

2nd Saturday of each month

Saturday, 1 PM to 3 PM

Short days of December in San Diego, enjoy some sunshine!
 
The Native Plant Garden in Old Town State Historic Park illustrates the landscape that was by the San Diego River when Europeans arrived and established Old Town San Diego at the site of a Native American village called Kosoy.
Bring your garden gloves and planting tools, and pruning snips or loppers if you have them.
We will continue to trim off excess natural twigs to create little shelters for our new plants, to protect them from footsteps.

The Native Plant Garden is at the far west end of Old Town, at the corner of Taylor and Congress Streets (Thomas Guide 1248 F5), right across from the depot building at the train/trolley/bus station.
Come by mass transit and cross at the corner and you are there; or if you drive, park in the free state park parking lot at Calhoun and Taylor, or across Taylor in the CalTrans Parking lot.
Bring water if you would rather not use the drinking fountain.
Restrooms on site.
Questions? contact Kay at president@cnpssd.org
 

November 12, 2011

Old Town State Park Native Plant Garden

2nd Saturday of each month

Saturday, 1 PM to 3 PM

Q: How Many Volunteers Does it Take to Plant a Native Plant Garden?
A: A Bunch!
 
The season for planting native plants is when the rains arrive and the temperatures are not hot and not cold, so root growth is encouraged while top growth is slow.
This lets the plants reach into the soil and be well established by the time the heat arrives nine months later.
 
The Native Plant Garden illustrates the landscape that was by the San Diego River when Europeans arrived and established Old Town San Diego at the site of a Native American village called Kosoy.

Bring your garden gloves and planting tools, and some plastic jugs to carry water for planting your share of the native plants that will be added to the garden.
Or share the tools that chapter will provide. 
We also will use natural twigs to create little shelters for our new plants, to protect them from footsteps.
 
The Native Plant Garden is at the far west end of Old Town, at the corner of Taylor and Congress Streets (Thomas Guide 1248 F5), right across from the depot building at the train/trolley/bus station.
Come by mass transit and cross at the corner and you are there; or if you drive, park in the free state park parking lot at Calhoun and Taylor, or across Taylor in the CalTrans Parking lot.
Bring water if you would rather not use the drinking fountain. Restrooms on site.
Questions? contact Kay at president@cnpssd.org

October 8, 2011

Old Town State Park Native Plant Garden

2nd Saturday of each month

Saturday, 1 PM to 3 PM

Come help transform what was a vacant lot near the railroad tracks into a replica of the landscape that was there when Europeans arrived.
 
Please bring your own sharp hand pruners or loppers if you have any and gloves, or use some of the chapter gloves and tools. We don't have many pruners or loppers, though, and if we run out there are some other tasks to be done that involved digging. 
 
Bring sun protection and your favorite gloves and weeding tools, or dig out weeds using the gloves and tools that we provide.

The garden is located at the corner of Taylor and Congress Streets, across from the train/trolley/bus depot at the very west end of Old Town State Historic Park.
Come by public transit, or if you drive, free parking is in the lot next to the garden at Calhoun and Taylor Streets.
Rest rooms and drinking fountain are on site.

A very cool little museum is next door to the Garden that will be open when we finish our gardening.
Questions? contact Kay at president@cnpssd.org

September 10, 2011

Old Town State Park Native Plant Garden

2nd Saturday of each month

Saturday, 1 PM to 3 PM

This is the end of the dry season and what can we do to help the garden along? Prune shrubs!
 
We will learn a bit about smart shrub pruning and then go to work shaping up some messier plants in the Garden. During this dormant period and before the initiation of budding with the rains in October/November, it is a great time to make shrubs fit our ideas of what looks good.
 
Please bring your own sharp hand pruners or loppers if you have any and gloves, or use some of the chapter gloves and tools. We don't have many pruners or loppers, though, and if we run out there are some other tasks to be done that involved digging. 
 
Bring sun protection and your favorite gloves and weeding tools, or dig out weeds using the gloves and tools that we provide.

The garden is located at the corner of Taylor and Congress Streets, across from the train/trolley/bus depot at the very west end of Old Town State Historic Park.
Come by public transit, or if you drive, free parking is in the lot next to the garden at Calhoun and Taylor Streets.
Rest rooms and drinking fountain are on site.
Questions? contact Kay at president@cnpssd.org

August 13, 2011

Old Town State Park Native Plant Garden
Midsummer Work Party
2nd Saturday of each month

Saturday, 1 PM to 3 PM

Thanks to all who hauled rock (WHEW!!!) at the July work party. Those areas look neat and clean with the mulch!
 
The wetland in the Garden will have some weeding to do in August, but in mid-summer the rest of the Garden is a bit sleepy, it is siesta time for many plants, and even the weeds slow down usually so that makes our work easier.

We can spend some time walking around and talking about the Garden's future, especially planning for the fall planting season.
 
Bring sun protection and your favorite gloves and weeding tools, or dig out weeds using the gloves and tools that we provide.

The garden is located at the corner of Taylor and Congress Streets, across from the train/trolley/bus depot at the very west end of Old Town State Historic Park.
Come by public transit, or if you drive, free parking is in the lot next to the garden at Calhoun and Taylor Streets.
Rest rooms and drinking fountain are on site.
Questions? contact Kay at president@cnpssd.org

June 11, 2011

Old Town State Park Native Plant Garden
Garden Work Party
2nd Saturday of each month

CELEBRATE NATIVE PLANTS  IN OLD TOWN  - BUT WEEDS BEWARE!
Saturday, 1 PM to 3 PM
 

Old Town Native Plant Garden Work Parties are always the second Saturday,
which falls on May 14 this month. Come help out and see if the April showers brought out  native flowers in May.
Bring sun protection and your favorite gloves and weeding tools, or dig out weeds using the gloves and tools that we provide. The garden is located at the corner of Taylor and Congress STreets, across from the train/trolley/bus depot at the very west end of Old Town State Historic Park.
Come by public transit, or if you drive, free parking is in the lot next to the garden at Calhoun and Taylor Streets. Rest rooms and drinking fountain are on site.
After the work party we'll go over to La Pinata on Juan Street for a no-host refreshment break and to celebrate our five months of heavy work. Questions? contact Kay at president@cnpssd.org

May 14, 2011

North Park Community Restoration Garden
Work Party
Saturday 9:00am

LET’S CONTINUE PLANTING!

The CNPS Gardening Committee has begun planting and invites all who are interesting in our combination native garden and plant restoration on a site bordering Juniper Canyon in North Park. 

We welcome all volunteers and neighbors who are interested in learning about the local habitat and how to use local native plants in their gardens. 

Be prepared for work outside to help prep the site and to install plants. 

We will park and meet at the intersection of Petra Place and Petra Drive off of Pentuckett.

If you have any questions or you are interested in helping with this project but can’t attend, please feel free to contact Wes at weshudson@cnpssd.org

April 23, 2011

North Park Community Restoration Garden
Work Party
Saturday 9:00am

LET’S CONTINUE PLANTING!
The CNPS Gardening Committee has begun planting and invites all who are interesting in our combination native garden and plant restoration on a site bordering Juniper Canyon in North Park.  We welcome all volunteers and neighbors who are interested in learning about the local habitat and how to use local native plants in their gardens. 

Be prepared for work outside to help prep the site and to install plants.
 We will park and meet at the intersection of Petra Pl and Petra Dr off of Pentuckett.

If you have any questions or you are interested in helping to get this project underway but can’t attend,
please feel free to contact Wes
weshudson@cnpssd.org

April 9, 2011

Old Town State Park Native Plant Garden
Garden Work Party
2nd Saturday of each month

Question: Come help us primp for the party !
Saturday, 1 PM to 3 PM
 
We will spiff up the Old Town Native Plant Garden to look its best for California Native Plant Week.
Bring your own favorite weeding tools and gloves, sun protection and a smile.
Or just bring the hat and the smile, because we will supply gloves and hand tools.
 
The Garden is at the west end of the Park, at the corner of Taylor and Congress Streets, right across from the Trolley/Train/Bus station. See the trees? You're almost there! Take a trolley, or if you drive, park in the lot at Calhoun and Taylor Street. 
Rest rooms and drinking fountain are on site.

March 26, 2011

North Park Community Restoration Garden
Work Party
Saturday 9:00am

Come and help get a new project off the ground: a restoration-style garden on a site bordering Juniper Canyon in North Park.  
We welcome all volunteers and neighbors who are interested in learning about the local habitat
and how to use local native plants in their gardens.
Be prepared for work outside to help prep the site and eventually to install plants.
 Park at the intersection of Petra Pl and Petra Dr off of Pentuckett.

If you have any questions or you are interested in helping to get this project underway but can’t attend,
please feel free to contact Wes
weshudson@cnpssd.org

Old Town State Park Native Plant Garden
Garden Work Party
Saturday 1 PM to 3 PM
March 26, 2011

Break the spell !

I hope many of you can come

The garden is begging for us to come help it be freed from the curse of the weeds.
 
We can cast a counter-spell with our TLC, to reveal its beauty to all the thousands of people who pass through here on the way to enjoy the sights and sounds and food of the historic Park district. This little encounter lets them be touched by nature.
 
We are so fortunate to have been given the chance to improve this garden so we can reveal to people to the ancient relationship people have had with California's natural environment. All the garden needs is more of our time, our hands, our thoughtful care

The Garden is at the far west end of Old Town State Historic Park, at the corner of Taylor and Congress Streets, across the street from the Ticket Station of the Trolley/Train/Bus station.
Take the trolley or use the free parking in the State Park lot at Calhoun and Taylor Streets.
Meet under the trees at the entrance to the garden by the parking lot.
Bring your favorite weeding tools (labeled!), gloves, and sun protection; though tools and gloves are provided for those who don't have them. 
Rest rooms and drinking fountain are on site.

Old Town State Park Native Plant Garden
Garden Work Party
2nd Saturday of each month
March 12, 2011

Question: Why did the Malacothamnus cross the road?
Saturday, 1 PM to 3 PM

Answer: Malacothamnus don't have feet, silly.
Learn more about Malacothamnus at Old Town's Native Plant Garden.
The Garden is at the far west end of Old Town State Historic Park, at the corner of Taylor and Congress Streets, across the street from the Ticket Station of the Trolley/Train/Bus station.
Take the trolley or use the free parking in the State Park lot at Calhoun and Taylor Streets.
Meet under the trees at the entrance to the garden by the parking lot.
Bring your favorite weeding tools (labeled!), gloves, and sun protection; though tools and gloves are provided for those who don't have them. 
Rest rooms and drinking fountain are on site.

Old Town State Park Native Plant Garden
Weeding and Planting Party
2nd Saturday of each month
February 12, 2011

What, Me Worry? Old Town Work Party Again?
Saturday, 1 PM to 3 PM
 
The new bog at the Old Town Native Plant Garden will be planted with cattails and bulrushes, while other parts of the garden will benefit from those of you who like to make things neat and tidy, using weeding forks and pruning snips. We'll see how the plants that we lovingly planted in December are growing and hope to see lots of little seedlings coming up from the seeds we spread.
 
The Old Town State Historic Park Native Plant Garden is located at the west end of the Park, at the corner of Taylor and Congress Streets, right across the street from the old-fashioned station building at the transit depot. Take the trolley, or if you drive, park in the free State Park parking lot off Calhoun Street next to the garden. Drive as far back toward Taylor as you can, and you'll see us gathering at the gateway to the Garden.
 
Bring your favorite hand weeding tools and gloves, and sun protection. Restrooms and water are on site. If it is drizzly or rainy, wear good rain gear and bring a hot thermos of something to drink.

Join CNPS members and other volunteers at the newly restored Old Town State Park Native Plant Garden to help with weeding during the summer, and planting of annuals and bulbs in the rainy season.

CNPS restored riparian species to the original San Diego river location in the area of the State Park just east of the Trolley Station, and planted upland species also used by the Kumeyaay indians around McCoy House. The cottonwoods, sycamores, coast live oaks, elderberry, cattail, tule, deergrass, white sages and other species are growing quickly. But we must keep the weeds at bay. With your help the garden will become even more beautiful.
Park in the State Park free lot at Calhoun and Taylor Streets, or take the trolley.
The garden is in Old Town across Congress Street from the trolley/train/bus depot, and is right next to the parking lot.

Map it !!

November 20, 2010

Fall Planting at Anstine-Audubon Nature Preserve
Work Party
Saturday 9:00am to noon
and stay for lunch

Fall planting at Anstine-Audubon Nature Preserve

Come join in restoring this rare coastal habitat.
You can be part of the solution to habitat loss with a hands on experience that you can watch grow all year long!
Your help will create homes for over 200 species of plants and animals.

Volunteers should wear long pants, boots or sturdy shoes, sunscreen, sunglasses, and hats.
We will provide work gloves, tools, snacks and water.
Lunch will be provided at 12:00 pm.

The Anstine-Audubon nature preserve is located at 2437 Hutchison Street in Vista, CA 92084.
If you’d like to volunteer, please RSVP to Beckywilbanks@cox.net or call 760-295-1548.
Volunteers under the age of 18 must come with a parent or guardian.

Old Town State Park Native Plant Garden
Weeding and Planting Party
2nd Saturday of each month
November 13, 2010

One if by Land, Two if by Sea,
With Three, you get eggroll.
 
This and other mysteries will be solved if you come help at the Saturday
Bring your favorite tool for digging holes, and garden gloves (unless you want dirt under your fingernails.)
We will plant about 150 CA native plants after getting coached on proper planting technique.
 
The Garden is located at the west end of Old Town State Park, where Taylor and Congress Streets meet, across the street from the train/trolley depot building. Park for free in the lot at Calhoun and Taylor Streets. Drinking fountain and restrooms are on site.  We'll be planting in any weather. Wear a rain jacket and rain pants if it is raining.
 
We'll go celebrate with Mexican Hot Cocoa at a local restaurant afterward, ...and eggroll? Creo que no! (CNPS' treat.)

Join CNPS members and other volunteers at the newly restored Old Town State Park Native Plant Garden to help with weeding during the summer, and planting of annuals and bulbs in the rainy season.

Dates: Nov 13 and Dec 11, 2010
Time: 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm
Bring: a hat, water, gloves, a weeding tool and something to kneel on.

CNPS restored riparian species to the original San Diego river location in the area of the State Park just east of the Trolley Station, and planted upland species also used by the Kumeyaay indians around McCoy House. The cottonwoods, sycamores, coast live oaks, elderberry, cattail, tule, deergrass, white sages and other species are growing quickly. But we must keep the weeds at bay. With your help the garden will become even more beautiful.
Park in the State Park free lot at Calhoun and Taylor Streets, or take the trolley.
The garden is in Old Town across Congress Street from the trolley/train/bus depot, and is right next to the parking lot.

Map it !!

November 6, 2010

North Park Community Restoration Garden
Work Party
Saturday 9:00am

Come and help get a new project off the ground: a restoration-style garden on a site bordering Juniper Canyon in North Park.  
We welcome all volunteers and neighbors who are interested in learning about the local habitat
and how to use local native plants in their gardens.
Be prepared for work outside to help prep the site and eventually to install plants.
 Park at the intersection of Petra Pl and Petra Dr off of Pentuckett.

If you have any questions or you are interested in helping to get this project underway but can’t attend,
please feel free to contact Wes
weshudson@cox.net.

October 10, 2009

Old Town Native Plant Garden
Work Party
1:00pm to 3:00pm

We need to dig out some big seedlings in a wet location, dig out a few big
invasive non-native grasses in dry spots, hoe out small weeds here and
there, and prune and groom a lot of messy shrubs.
Please bring your favoriteweeding, pruning, and digging tools, gloves, and wear sun protection.
The garden is located between Taylor, Congress, and Calhoun Streets at the west
end of Old Town Historic State Park, across from the metropolitan
trolley/transit center.
Take the trolley or bus, or if you drive, park in
the free lot between the Garden and Calhoun Street (enter off Calhoun).

Map it !!

March 21, 2009

Sunset Natural Park
Work Party

Help us with our restoration efforts at Sunset Cliffs. 
We will be spreading mulch and pulling weeds from the native garden area. 
Or just drop by to see how our three-year-old garden is doing. 
9:00 am to noon

Bring:
a hat, water, sunscreen. 
We will provide gloves and all necessary tools.
To reach the garden, park at the lower parking lot south of the Ladera Street entrance to the park. 
From the parking lot, walk along the Cliffside path about 50 yards.

Google Map it !

February 14, 2009
newly restored
Old Town State Park Native Plant Garden
Weeding Party
2nd Saturday of each month

The garden needs your TLC on Valentine's Day to continue to control unwanted weeds, so the trees, grasses and other fiber plants for future basketry projects, and healing and food plants can continue to grow and thrive.

Join CNPS members and other volunteers at the newly restored Old Town State Park Native Plant Garden.
Dates: Feb 14, Mar 14, Apr 11, and May 9
Time: 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm
Bring: a hat, water, gloves, a weeding tool and something to kneel on.
CNPS restored riparian species to the original San Diego river location in the area of the State Park just east of the Trolley Station, and planted upland species also used by the Kumeyaay indians around McCoy House. The cottonwoods, sycamores, coast live oaks, elderberry, cattail, tule, deergrass, white sages and other species are growing quickly. But we must keep the weeds at bay. With your help the garden will become even more beautiful. We especially need to eliminate invasive non-native bunch-grass species from the site.
Park in the State Park free lot at Calhoun and Taylor Streets, or take the trolley.
The garden is in Old Town across Congress Street from the trolley/train/bus depot, and is right next to the parking lot.

Map it !!

Jan 17, 2009
Saturday - 9:00am to noon

Make Paradise, not War !!!
A 2009 "Plant-In" in 32nd Street Canyon
 
Bring friends, family, a shovel or trowel, gloves and an urge to dig in.
 
From 30th Street, go east on C Street.
Pass the dirt road at 32nd Street and continue downhill to mouth of canyon.
Park. Walk in to the north for approximately 300 feet.
 
We'll be preparing the site to resist weeds and encourage California natives
by inoculating the soil with mycorrhizal fungi, before we plant...and plant some more.
 
Questions? Ask Tershia: 619/929-7630

July 12, 2008
newly restored
Old Town State Park Native Plant Garden
Weeding and Planting Party
2nd Saturday of each month

Join CNPS members and other volunteers at the newly restored Old Town State Park Native Plant Garden to help with weeding during the summer, and planting of annuals and bulbs in the rainy season.
Dates: July 12, Aug 9, Sept 13, Oct 11, Nov 8 and Dec 13, 2008
Time: 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm
Bring: a hat, water, gloves, a weeding tool and something to kneel on.
CNPS restored riparian species to the original San Diego river location in the area of the State Park just east of the Trolley Station, and planted upland species also used by the Kumeyaay indians around McCoy House. The cottonwoods, sycamores, coast live oaks, elderberry, cattail, tule, deergrass, white sages and other species are growing quickly. But we must keep the weeds at bay. With your help the garden will become even more beautiful. We especially need to eliminate invasive non-native bunch-grass species from the site. If we do this now, weeds will be more under control by 2009.
Park in the State Park free lot at Calhoun and Taylor Streets, or take the trolley.
The garden is in Old Town across Congress Street from the trolley/train/bus depot, and is right next to the parking lot.

Map it !!

Please join the Seed and Bulb Team.
You can join us to help:
# Clean seeds and bulbs donated by Recon Nursery.
# Package seeds and bulbs that are donated from Recon and bought from Theodore Payne and Telos.
# Donate your own native seeds and bulbs from your garden.
If you are interested in joining us in this important service to the San Diego Chapter of the California Native Plant Society, please contact me, Amy Huie. My email is: amyhuie@usa.com
Please contact me if you can make it, or if you need directions.
I look forward to seeing you there!
There will be bagels and coffee.

June 14, 2008
Saturday - 9:00am to noon

Habitat Restoration Volunteer Project at the Tijuana Estuary with REI

Help restore habitat and improve native plant gardens for the variety of wildlife that calls the Tijuana Estuary home.
The entire community is invited to help remove invasives and plant native vegetation over an area of disturbed habitat. Children, families, and community groups are welcome to participate.
Meet at the Tijuana Estuary Visitor Center, 301 Caspian Way, Imperial Beach
Google Map it

We will do a quick project orientation, and then we'll pick up our tools and get to work.
You don't need any special skills to volunteer - only a willingness to learn, work hard, and get your hands dirty!
All volunteers under age 18 must bring signed permission forms, available by request.
All volunteers under age 16 must attend with an adult.
Volunteers must work in long pants and boots or sturdy shoes and should wear sunscreen, sunglasses, and hats.
We will provide work gloves and tools.
For more information contact Sarah Emerson, Volunteer Coordinator for the Tijuana River National Estuarine Research Reserve, at semerson@parks.ca.gov or 619.575.3613 x330.

May 16, 2008
Friday from 7:30 am until 2 pm
San Diego's Balboa Park is going native!

San Diego's Balboa Park is going native! Yes, they are moving to native, drought tolerant species for their new and replacement plants on this 1,600 acre botanical wonderland. There are lots of opportunities to help propagate, pot up, and plant natives at the ten acre nursery the City of San Diego Parks and Recreation Department operates at 2890 Pershing Drive (immediately west of the golf course and just south of Morley Field Road.)

There will be a work party on Friday, May 16th starting at 7:30 a.m. and going until about 2:00 p.m. Come whenever you can and leave when you have to.

Alan Bennett
Native Plant Steward
Assoc. Forester, SAF #88021
Qualified Tree Farm Inspector #7623
4160 Louisiana St., Unit F
San Diego, CA. 92104
alanbennett@hotmail.com
Cell phone: (619) 955-3275

February 9, 2008
Saturday from 9 am to 12 noon
Plant Propagation and Habitat Restoration at Border Field State Park

The Tijuana Estuary is offering a unique opportunity to learn about riparian plant propagation while restoring wildlife habitat. In the final weeks before bird-nesting season, we really need your help to improve this area. Volunteers will remove invasive vegetation while small groups take turns working with the Reserve's Stewardship Coordinator to learn about major riparian plants, take cuttings, and plant cuttings at the restoration site. The entire community is invited - community groups and families are welcome.

All volunteers under 18 must either bring a parent with them OR bring a parent-signed permission form, available by request. Volunteers must work in long pants and boots or sturdy shoes and should wear sunscreen, sunglasses, and hats. We will provide work gloves and tools.

Meet at Border Field State Park's entrance gate for a quick project orientation, and then we'll pick up our tools and get to work. You don't need any special skills to volunteer - only a willingness to learn, work hard, and get your hands dirty!

Contact Volunteer Coordinator Sarah Emerson at semerson@parks.ca.gov or 619.575.3613 x330 for more information.

DRIVING DIRECTIONS: From the I-5 South, exit Coronado Avenue in Imperial Beach. Go straight from the off-ramp onto Hollister Street. Continue down Hollister until you reach Monument Road. Turn right (West) on Monument Road until you reach the park entrance. Park in the lot to your left.

Due to unpredictable road conditions, this project will be cancelled if it is raining on Saturday morning.

January 26, 2008

Saturday - 9:00 am to 12:00 pm (noon)
32nd Street Canyon in Golden Hill

Be Part of a Modern Canyon Chain Gang
Can You Dig It?

We're preparing holes to receive 700 plants,
Thanks to the Southern California Wetlands Recovery Project Small Grant Program

32nd Street Canyon in Golden Hill

From 30th Street, follow C Street east past 32nd St, down the hill.
Park. Walk in to the north about 300 feet.
Wear sunscreen, hat and gloves.
If you have a wheelbarrow, a shovel and/or trowel, please bring them.
Bring water.
Questions? Call Tershia 619/929-7630

Work Party at Sunset Cliffs Natural Park
Saturday, January 26th
9:00 am to 12:00 pm (noon)

We'll have 150 new native plants to be added to the garden area.
There are lots of crown daisies and tumbleweed seedlings that should be removed.

Meet at the roped area about 50 yards south of the lower parking lot off Ladara Street.
Bring drinking water and sunscreen.
There will be some tools provided, but please bring a shovel, hoe or trowel if convenient.
Hula hoes are particularly useful this time for weed removal.

Contact David Kimball if you have questions at (619) 244-4975 or kimballd@cox.net