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SCTDG Native Plants that are Easy to Propagate - San Martin

Date & Time

August 22, 2026 from 9:00am to 10:30am

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Venue

South County Teaching and Demonstration Garden

80 Highland Avenue (Corner of Montery Rd & Highland Ave)
San Martin, CA 95046
United States

This is an in-person event

Registration is not required for this free event.

About the Event

Learn how to propagate easy-to-grow native plants. Learn about basic principles of dividing existing patches, rooting a cutting, and planting native seeds. We shall discuss the best cultural requirements to grow these plants successfully. You will be able to divide, plant, and take home native plants for your own garden. You will also be able to root native cuttings and plant native seeds to take with you. You will find out about the contribution each plant makes, such as providing food for pollinators, birds, and beneficial insects. Nature will greatly appreciate the benefits of native plants you can put into your own garden!

Agenda

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By Joan Cloutier

Main presentation

Location: South County Teaching and Demonstration Garden

Speakers of the Event

Joan Cloutier

UC Master Gardener Volunteer