Volunteer: Point Loma Native Plant Garden Club - 2nd & 4th SundaysJoin the San Diego River Park Foundation's Garden Club twice a month to bring community members together to learn about native plants, gardening, and taking care of a native plant landscape! Located just uphill from the San Diego River estuary, the garden is part of the City of San Diego's Collier Park West, between Ocean Beach and Point Loma. The Point Loma Native Plant Garden is a 2.5-acre neighborhood park and hidden gem that features many rare and endangered native plant species that are found along the San Diego River. Some of the plants in the collection can be found in most canyons across the county, while some are not found anywhere else in the world but in our region! This garden also features a native plant nursery where we nurture seedlings and propagate cuttings on site. Come visit the community-managed garden any time for inspiration for your own native plant installation in your yard, patio, or porch! These events will be guided by SDRPF staff, are family friends, and no experience is required! Events take place every 2nd and 4th Sunday of each month from 9am - 11am, unless otherwise stated. Here are a few tips to help you prepare for the event: Please arrive at 8:45 am to allow for parking and check-inAll tools will be providedFeel free to bring your own glovesAttire: Long pants and closed-toe shoes are requiredItems to Bring: Drinking water, snacks, hat, other forms of sun protectionWeather: Light rain will not cancel the eventThere are no restroom facilities at this locationAll ages welcome!
Program: Garden Club Join the San Diego River Park Foundation's Garden Club twice a month to bring community members together to learn about native plants, gardening, and taking care of a native plant landscape! Located just uphill from the San Diego River estuary, the garden is part of the City of San Diego's Collier Park West, between Ocean Beach and Point Loma. The Point Loma Native Plant Garden is a 2.5-acre neighborhood park and hidden gem that features many rare and endangered native plant species that are found along the San Diego River. Some of the plants in the collection can be found in most canyons across the county, while some are not found anywhere else in the world but in our region! This garden also features a native plant nursery where we nurture seedlings and propagate cuttings on site. Come visit the community-managed garden any time for inspiration for your own native plant installation in your yard, patio, or porch! These events will be guided by SDRPF staff, are family friends, and no experience is required! Events take place every 2nd and 4th Sunday of each month from 9am - 11am, unless otherwise stated. Here are a few tips to help you prepare for the event: Please arrive at 8:45 am to allow for parking and check-inAll tools will be providedFeel free to bring your own glovesAttire: Long pants and closed-toe shoes are requiredItems to Bring: Drinking water, snacks, hat, other forms of sun protectionWeather: Light rain will not cancel the eventThere are no restroom facilities at this locationAll ages welcome!
Program: Garden Club Community Event Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 92107 Allow Groups: Yes |