Presentation: Garden Room Elements with San Francisco Native Plants

A partnership with California Native Plant Society
Saturday, 5/22/2021
1:00 - 2:00
Virtual Library

United States

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Small gardens in San Francisco benefit from approaching these outdoor areas as garden rooms. San Francisco native plants can provide lovely elements for garden rooms including shrubberies/hedges, wind screens, ground covers and erosion control.

YouTube Live 

 

Susan Karasoff gardens in San Francisco’s clay soil. She is a member of the California Native Plant Society - Yerba Buena (San Francisco) chapter. Karasoff has an “only the easiest plants survive” approach to gardening. She grows a buffet of colorful native edible and pollinator plants, specifically gardening to feed caterpillars and bees.

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Environment & Nature

Find out about the latest climate and environmental issues, how to adopt greener practices and how to connect with the outdoors.

Gardening

Cultivate your green thumb.

This program is sponsored by Friends of the San Francisco Public Library.

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This program will be conducted in English unless otherwise noted.

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