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CATEGORIES:Native Plant Talks
CREATED:20260816T211200
SUMMARY:Kirk Park: An Inspiring Native Plant Pollinator Garden
LOCATION:Los Gatos Library\, 100 Villa Ave.\, Los Gatos
DESCRIPTION:Are you hoping to attract more pollinators to your garden? Would you like t
 o see California native plants in your local park? Start planning now so yo
 u are ready to plant this fall. Come be inspired by the thriving plants at 
 Kirk Park in San Jose and the volunteers behind this local habitat gem. We 
 will share photos and stories of the garden as we take you behind the scene
 s to explain the garden’s origins and how it has evolved into the monarch b
 utterfly and pollinator hub it is today, with plants supporting pollinators
  through all seasons of the year. Learn also how this neighborhood park con
 tinues to expand and how local volunteers plant, prune and maintain the gar
 den.\nKathy Kleinsteiber founded the Kirk Park Native Plant Pollinator Gard
 en with the goal of improving biodiversity in her neighborhood and beyond. 
 Her passion for nature and deep respect for the environmental sciences led 
 her to her role creating, and assisting others to create, pollinator garden
 s in public parks.\nMichelle Deandrea is a regular volunteer at the Kirk Pa
 rk Native Plant Pollinator Garden. She is passionate about the incorporatio
 n and artistic pruning of native plants in landscaped gardens to both beaut
 ify and boost community ecosystems.\nStephanie Morris is a landscape archit
 ect who designs creative, functional and ecological pollinator gardens with
  California Native Plants. She enjoys giving presentations about special na
 tive plant gardens in our area, such as this one at Kirk Park.\nContinue th
 e Fun at Our Social Hour\nAfter the presentation, join fellow CNPS members 
 for an informal social gathering at Los Gatos Music in the Park. Miko Marks
  will perform on the Civic Center Lawn, directly in front of the library, f
 rom 5:00–7:00 pm. Bring an appetizer or beverage to share (alcoholic bevera
 ges are permitted in the park), and we will walk over together after the ta
 lk. It’s a great opportunity to enjoy live music and connect with fellow na
 tive plant enthusiasts!\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Are you hoping to attract more pollinators to your garden?&nbsp;Would yo
 u like to see California native plants in your local&nbsp;park? Start plann
 ing now so you are ready to plant this fall.&nbsp;Come be inspired by the t
 hriving plants at Kirk Park in San&nbsp;Jose and the volunteers behind this
  local habitat gem. We&nbsp;will share photos and stories of the garden as 
 we take you&nbsp;behind the scenes to explain the garden’s origins and how 
 it&nbsp;has evolved into the monarch butterfly and pollinator hub it&nbsp;i
 s today, with plants supporting pollinators through all&nbsp;seasons of the
  year. Learn also how this neighborhood park&nbsp;continues to expand and h
 ow local volunteers plant, prune&nbsp;and maintain the garden.</p><p><stron
 g>Kathy Kleinsteiber</strong> founded the Kirk Park Native Plant&nbsp;Polli
 nator Garden with the goal of improving biodiversity&nbsp;in her neighborho
 od and beyond. Her passion for nature&nbsp;and deep respect for the environ
 mental sciences led her to&nbsp;her role creating, and assisting others to 
 create, pollinator&nbsp;gardens in public parks.</p><p><strong>Michelle Dea
 ndrea</strong> is a regular volunteer at the&nbsp;Kirk Park Native Plant Po
 llinator Garden. She is&nbsp;passionate about the incorporation and artisti
 c&nbsp;pruning of native plants in landscaped gardens to&nbsp;both beautify
  and boost community ecosystems.</p><p><strong>Stephanie Morris</strong> is
  a landscape architect who&nbsp;designs creative, functional and ecological
 &nbsp;pollinator gardens with California Native Plants.&nbsp;She enjoys giv
 ing presentations about special&nbsp;native plant gardens in our area, such
  as this one at&nbsp;Kirk Park.</p><p><strong>Continue the Fun at Our Socia
 l Hour</strong></p><p>After the presentation, join fellow CNPS members for 
 an&nbsp;informal social gathering at Los Gatos Music in the Park.&nbsp;Miko
  Marks will perform on the Civic Center Lawn,&nbsp;directly in front of the
  library, <strong>from 5:00–7:00 pm</strong>. Bring&nbsp;an appetizer or be
 verage to share (alcoholic beverages are&nbsp;permitted in the park), and w
 e will walk over together after&nbsp;the talk. It’s a great opportunity to 
 enjoy live music and&nbsp;connect with fellow native plant enthusiasts!</p>
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