Irrigation Basics for Native Plants, a Walk and Talk with Erik Blank

Irrigation Basics for Native Plants, a Walk and Talk with Erik Blank

Curious about the best ways to water your native garden? This focused walk on TPF grounds covers how, when and where to irrigate.

By Theodore Payne Foundation

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Theodore Payne Foundation

10459 Tuxford St. Sun Valley, CA 91352

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  • Event lasts 2 hours

No matter how drought tolerant they may be, California native plants still need water. Even during the dormant period, it's wise to hydrate in order to get them through the brutal summer. But there's so many questions: Which plants need more attention? When to do it? How much to water?

Irrigation 101: Learn about a variety of irrigation methods, to help manage your native garden during these dry months. Get tips on benefits and drawbacks for overhead, drip and hand-watering equipment. Bring sun protection and a water bottle.

Class will be held outdoors in our demonstration gardens. We ask guests to wear closed-toe shoes, long pants, and to prepare for up to one hour of walking on potentially steep and uneven surfaces. Please dress for the weather.

Erik Blank is the Horticulture Educator at TPF. A long-time California native plant enthusiast with professional experience in restoration, installation and maintenance.

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