Speaker Program
March 14, 2007
Daisy Mah
| Supervisor, William Land Park |
The Gardens of William Land Park, Sacramento, California
| Gardening in the interior valley of California can become a lesson in the art of plant sacrifices to Mother Nature. Daisy will discuss strategies and design to survive the challenges in public gardens in the interior valley by telling us her lessons learned during her years as Supervisor at William Land Park. Daisy studied art at San Jose State University and horticulture at American River College in Sacramento. Her goal is to create gardens that coexist with harsh Mediterranean conditions, attract wildlife, and provide beauty and awareness of nature to visitors while treading gently on the earth. |
Time and Place
| • | Doors open at 7:00 pm and the meeting starts promptly at 7:30 pm. |
| • | Please note that this meetings will be held at a different location - Oak Avenue School, 501 Oak Avenue, Los Altos (see Map). |
| • | Meetings are free to members, $5.00 for guests. |
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Western Horticultural Society
P.O. Box 60507, Palo Alto, CA 94306 |
(408) 867-9428 info@westernhort.org |