Sonoma Garden Park
Sonoma Garden Park is a 6.1 acre park public garden located at 19996 7th St E, Sonoma, CA, 95476 and is open daily from sunrise to sunset.
707.996.0712 ext. 130
Celebrating 30 years with Sonoma Ecology Center
This year marks the 30th anniversary of Sonoma Ecology Center’s partnership with the City of Sonoma in managing Sonoma Garden Park.
Ways to Volunteer at Sonoma Garden Park
Volunteers play a vital role in building and maintaining Sonoma Garden Park. Join a community of warm and welcoming volunteers while growing your gardening knowledge!
1. Sonoma Garden Park Volunteer Hours
- Mondays 9:00 am-12:00 pm — General Garden Park Volunteering. Drop-in allowed.
- Wednesdays 9:00 am-12:00 pm — General Garden Park and Native Plant Nursery Volunteering. Drop-in allowed.
- Fridays 9:00 am-12:00 pm — General Garden Park and Native Plant Nursery Volunteering. Drop-in allowed.
- Every third Friday Volunteer Workday and Social 9:00 am-12:00 pm — RSVP required. This is a great opportunity to meet existing and new volunteers. After work, enjoy a light lunch provided by Sonoma Ecology Center.
- Saturdays 9:00 am-12:00 pm — General Garden Park Volunteering. Drop-in allowed.
If you’re planning on becoming a regular volunteer, please create an account with Better Impact below (5 minutes). For questions, please email volunteer@sonomaecologycenter.org.
2. Fill out specialized spots!
Join the chicken team! Responsibilities include locking the chickens in their coop before sundown every week (rain or shine) during Friday evening shifts. This is the most important part of the job so that the hens are safe from predators! In addition, you would gather the eggs and put the chicken feed away. Email volunteer@sonomaecologycenter.org to learn how you can join the chicken team!
3. Set up a volunteering time & corporate volunteering
Anyone can come volunteer at our park, whether you’re an individual, couple, family, or company. Let your organization know of our volunteering opportunities and set up a corporate volunteering event by emailing volunteer@sonomaecologycenter.org.
Saturday Harvest Markets
Harvest Markets are every Saturday, 9:00 am-12:00 pm. The Harvest Market is a great place to pick up produce, flowers, and eggs harvested from our 6.1 acre sustainable garden. We also sell local honey and olive oil. The market now accepts credit cards. Remember to bring your reusable shopping bag!
Children’s Play Area
The park’s newest feature, the Children’s Play Area features a variety of engaging and interactive play structures, including a climbing wall, slide, and swings, all made from natural materials. Through the generous donation of the Wedekind Family and the dedication of volunteer Mark Gonzalves, who donated his time and expertise to design and build the play area, the park was able to provide a much-needed play area for local children to enjoy.
Learn About Water-Wise Low-Impact Design at Sonoma Garden Park
The Sonoma Garden Park Low-Impact Design demonstrations, built in collaboration with Sonoma County UC Master Gardeners show ways that gardens can be designed to minimize water use. Try the Sonoma Garden Park’s Low-Impact Design (LID) walking tour! This self-guided tour describes the many Low Impact Design features on display around the park. Replicate these designs home for simple, beautiful, and effective drought-tolerant landscaping!
Get the Low Impact Design brochure.
UC Master Gardener Program
The UC Master Gardeners of Sonoma County developed and maintain the Water-wise Demonstration garden at Sonoma Garden Park. These Water-wise features show how plants with low water needs could be planted within a garden setting, thus giving the garden visitors a chance to see how they might have a planted garden space without the need to water often.
The UC Master Gardeners of Sonoma County and their young gardening visitors also created the Children’s Garden, a special place where families can come to play, taste and learn about gardens. Learn more about their projects and workshops at Sonoma Garden Park.
Native Plant Nursery
Our Restoration team manages an in-house native plant nursery at Sonoma Garden Park. Through the nursery we offer more than 80 native species and are able to propagate thousands of plants every year, replanting areas in Sonoma Valley and beyond.
We contract grow for selected projects for which we conduct watershed-specific propagule collection. Our plants are grown in a variety of container stock (4” plugs, 6” plugs, tree band, D40, D60, 1 gallon, tree pots, or 5 gallon) to meet the needs of the project.
Plants are produced following Best Management Practices (BMP) protocols in clean facilities with sterilized pots and soils on metal tables under rigorous pathogen prevention standards. We conduct regular Phytophthora testing and can outsource lab work for plant materials from restoration sites or nursery stock. Our nursery is registered with the California Department of Food and Agriculture and complies with the Nursery Stock Registration and Certification Programs.
Weekly Native Plant Sale every Friday, 12:00-3:00 pm, beginning April 14, 2023: We are selling a variety of California native plants to the public every Friday from 12:00-3:00 pm to help local gardeners create and maintain drought tolerant and pollinator-friendly gardens and landscapes. Simply drop into our Native Plant Nursery. For questions, email our Native Plant Nursery Manager at hannah@sonomaecologycenter.org.
Rent a Community Garden Plot
Grow your produce in sunny, fertile soil at Sonoma Garden Park.
Step 1:
Purchase a Sonoma Ecology Center Membership (minimum membership of $100 a year). An SEC membership is required to rent a garden plot.
Step 2: Email garden@sonomaecologycenter.org to rent a plot or check on availability.
Prices: Single plot 10×15 ($200), Double plot 20×30 ($350), or Triple plot ($500).
- Cost includes the use of garden tools, compost, water, and discounted registration fees for workshops to learn more about sustainable gardening.
- We rent out/renew 40 garden plots every spring.
- Spaces are rented on an annual basis.
- Note: Sonoma Ecology Center Membership is required to rent a garden plot (minimum membership is $50).
- In addition to the annual fee, each plot holder is responsible for 20 volunteer hours at Sonoma Garden Park for the year. You may opt out of the volunteer requirements for an additional fee to support the volunteer programming at Sonoma Garden Park.
Event Rental
Sonoma Garden Park is available to rent for modest, quiet events of 50 or fewer people. Just minutes away from the center of Sonoma, this beautiful outdoor location is a hidden gem!
To learn more about event rentals at Sonoma Garden Park, reach out to garden staff during volunteer hours, or email garden@sonomaecologycenter.org.
Education Programs at Sonoma Garden Park
Sonoma Garden Park is the venue of our K-6 Watershed Education Program and Fieldtrips, Enviroleader Program, and Spring and Summer Science Camps. An ideal venue to learn about the interactions between humans and the environment, Sonoma Garden Park provides offers multiple education opportunities for all ages throughout the year.
History of Sonoma Garden Park
Sonoma Garden Park was originally the property of Pauline Bond, a Sonoma schoolteacher who gave the land to the City of Sonoma in 1977 with the agreement that it remains a public park. In 1993, Sonoma Ecology Center entered into an agreement with the City of Sonoma to take over regular operation of the 6.1 acre park, and began to grow it from a bare lot to its current lush grounds of orchards, gardens and public gathering places.
Improvements were made over time, including a Straw Bale Barn built in 1994, a Native Plant Nursery built in 2012, and Low Impact Design features added in 2017. In 2019, the City of Sonoma approved our new Master Plan Update, guaranteeing that this beloved park will continue to be an essential community gathering place for many years to come.
All through the growing season, Sonoma Garden Park hosts a Harvest Market in its Straw Bale Barn every Saturday from 9 am to noon, where the garden’s abundant produce — fruits, vegetables, herbs, flowers, and eggs from our chickens — is sold. For the multitude of public workshops, classes, camps, and other events held at Sonoma Garden Park, see our events calendar.
Sonoma Garden Park has changed a great deal over the years. Here are some key milestones:
1994: The Straw Bale Barn
Bruce Maxwell, a Sonoma Ecology Center volunteer, designed and supervised the construction of the Straw Bale Barn. Using almost entirely donated materials (including the roof trusses which were provided by All Truss, a local truss maker), the barn was built over the course of numerous volunteer workdays covering different phases: foundation pouring, straw bale wall installation, roof installation, stucco application, and clay floor installation. Everything in the barn is original except the clay floor, which was replaced around 2012. The redwood doors and siding were salvaged from the Dolcini family barn, once located where Adele Harrison Middle School now stands.
2007-09: Children’s Discovery Trail
This project was funded by Whitney and Janet Evans, local philanthropists who wanted to bring some of the joy of gardens they shared with their children to the people of Sonoma. The Children’s Discovery Trail currently consists of three locations and interactive panels meant to inspire and educate children about butterflies, birds, and bees.
2012: The Native Plant Nursery
An initial shade structure at the Garden Park was designed by long-time Sonoma Ecology Center Restoration Project Manager Mark Newhouser and built out of salvaged decking with volunteer labor in 2008. Soon after that, we began work on a state-of-the-art greenhouse, built mostly by volunteers over three years and finished in 2012. The Sonoma Native Plant Nursery, which now grows most of the plants for Sonoma Ecology Center’s restoration work, was funded by numerous sources, including Sonoma Rotary, Sonoma County Agricultural Preservation and Open Space District, MGP, nursery funds, Americorps labor, Audiss Electric, Boden Plumbing, Berger Concrete, Impact 100, and the City of Sonoma.
2012: Conservation Easement
A Conservation Easement, established through Sonoma County Agricultural Preservation and Open Space District (Ag+Open Space), protects the land and provides exclusions from certain types of development on the land, in perpetuity. Land must be maintained as publicly-accessible open space for recreation, agriculture, and habitat conservation purposes. The easement established eligibility for Sonoma Garden Park to receive funding through the District’s matching grant program, and has funded two phases of infrastructure development to date. Projects in those grants included the completion of an ADA pathway network, new signs, drinking water fountains, oak woodland restoration, and a native plant nursery garden.
2015: ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) Pathway
The City of Sonoma funded a pathway system in 2007. A more permanent set of pathways, incorporating the old pathway as a foundation, was completed with funding by Ag+Open Space district’s matching grant program. These ADA pathways mean our park is a place everyone can enjoy.
2017: Low Impact Design (LID) features and Park Upgrades
Sonoma County Water Agency funded a project to provide a demonstration of LID infrastructure. These design features manage stormwater runoff so that it stays on the land, and infiltrates and recharges groundwater. Water also filters through vegetation and gravel to remove sediment and chemical pollutants before it enters streams and other bodies of water. Managed stormwater can also be stored and utilized for landscape uses. The project is intended to inspire, so that others might adopt these practices as simple, economical features that landowners can build or easily retrofit themselves.
2023: Children’s Play Area
Sonoma Garden Park’s tagline, “It Takes a Community” is exemplified in this newest feature—in addition to the financial support of the Wedekinds family, the Children’s Play Area was made possible by volunteer Mark Gonzalves, who designs nature-based play spaces through the lens of children, and donated hundreds of hours of his time and effort to the project.
2023 And Beyond:
Today, Sonoma Garden Park shows the fruits of our labor in every sense. Beloved features at the Garden Park include the seasonal Saturday Harvest Market, Native Plant Nursery, community garden plots, community workshops, and the many longstanding youth education activities such as school field trips, EnviroLeaders and Summer Science Camps.
Sonoma Ecology Center is also working on the future of Sonoma Garden Park, and is currently working with the City of Sonoma and the community to update its Master Plan to bring improvements to the park, including the inclusion of the “Grandmother Tree” and the old homestead area, an education office and classroom, and public restrooms.
See above for a great video on our educational programs at Sonoma Garden Park — plus a visit to the Garden Park in 2016 by legendary Bay Area traveler Doug McConnell.
Calendar of Events
Some of the best gifts we can give and receive are the ones that leave no footprint on our beautiful planet. Join us for Earth-Friendly Gifts and Crafting at Sonoma Garden Park on Sunday, December 3, 10:30 am-12:30 pm to celebrate the holidays with your loved ones. This event will take place at our cozy straw bale barn and enchanting garden.
At this event, you can:
- Start your day with a peaceful stroll through the wintering lavender labyrinth, where you can connect with nature and draw inspiration for your crafting adventure
- Create seasonal wonders, from winter wreaths to pine cone masterpieces
- Craft your own flower fairies and whimsical gnomes
- Collaborate on a life-sized mandala that’s a true work of art
Children 12 and older may stay without an adult after guardian sign-in. Crafting is absolutely FREE with pre-registration.
Stunning jewelry, beautiful floral arrangements, and unique gifts from Florals and Decor by Julia will be available for purchase.
So, bring your loved ones, let your creativity flow, and join us for a day of eco-friendly crafting and connection. Registration closes November 30 at 11:59 pm
About the location: Sonoma Garden Park is a sanctuary nestled in eastern Sonoma, and a public park currently managed by Sonoma Ecology Center in collaboration with the City of Sonoma and other partners. The park serves as a recreational haven, a vital resource for preserving the area’s natural beauty, and an example of water conservation and sustainable landscaping. Spanning across 6.1 acres, this remarkable property boasts diverse ecosystems alongside sustainable agricultural and landscaping systems, making it an invaluable asset to Sonoma Valley. Learn more about Sonoma Garden Park here.
There is no cost associated with this outing, thanks to the generous support of the voters of Sonoma County who fund the endeavors of Ag + Open Space through a quarter-cent sales tax.
Sign up for our emailing list to stay updated on future events: sonomaecologycenter.org/newsletters-sign-up.
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We are selling a variety of California native plants to the public every Friday from 12:00-3:00 pm to help local gardeners create and maintain drought-tolerant and pollinator-friendly gardens and landscapes. Simply drop into our Native Plant Nursery. For questions, email our Native Plant Nursery Manager at hannah@sonomaecologycenter.org.
Our weekly plant sales will be cancelled October 6, 13, and 20, and November 24, 2023.
Sign up for our emailing list to stay updated on future events: sonomaecologycenter.org/newsletters-sign-up.
Venderemos una variedad de plantas nativas Californianas al público cada viernes de 12:00 a 3:00 pm para ayudar a jardineros locales a crear y mantener jardines y paisajes resistentes a la sequía y amigables a polinizadores. Simplemente acude a nuestro vivero de plantas nativas (ubicado dentro de Sonoma Garden Park). Si tienes preguntas, manda un email a nuestra gerente del vivero de plantas nativas por hannah@sonomaecologycenter.org.
Nuestra venta de plantas semanal en octubre 6, 13, y 20 se ha cancelado para prepararnos para nuestra venta estacional el 21 de octubre.
Inscríbete a nuestro boletín de noticias electrónico para estar al tanto de nuestros eventos futuros: sonomaecologycenter.org/newsletters-sign-up.
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Embrace the spirit of winter and tap into your creative side at our Winter Wreaths and Nature Decor Workshop. Join us on December 9 for a memorable crafting experience using locally-sourced greenery and forest treasures. Under the guidance of Julia Megna, the talented owner of Florals and Nature Decor by Julia, you will learn how to craft unique “partial wreaths” and elegant “bundle and loop” decorative rings.
What to Expect:
At this workshop you will have the opportunity to create your own winter-themed decor, perfect for adorning your door or walls. Discover the ancient tradition of wreath-making and infuse your creation with your own intentions, whether it’s a classic evergreen wreath or a “hoop of hope” for the New Year. Julia Megna will showcase her expertise by demonstrating how to craft garlands, swags, centerpieces, and tablescapes.
What to Bring:
- Please bring hand clippers or scissors.
- Stay cozy with layered clothing and bring a mug for hot drinks.
- We will be crafting outdoors at picnic tables or inside the straw bale barn.
Bilingual Sessions:
Session 1: 10:00 am-11:30 am
Session 2: 12:00 pm-1:30 pm
Both sessions will be conducted in English and Spanish to accommodate a diverse community.
This enchanting event is led by Julia Megna, Sonoma Ecology Center ‘s Education Project Manager and Alma Shaw, Coordinadora de Senderos para Team Sugarloaf y el Sonoma Ecology Center.
There is no charge for this outing, which is made possible by the voters of Sonoma County who fund the work of Ag + Open Space with a quarter-cent sales tax.
Space is limited, so secure your spot by registering in advance!
Ease of access: There is one accessible van-designated parking spot. An accessible portapotty is available via an accessible pathway further into the park. The workshop will take place at picnic tables set up on top of wood chips. Requests for further accommodations need to be made ASAP by emailing the event lead.
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Taller de Coronas Invernales y Decoración Natural
Fecha: 9 de diciembre de 2023
Ubicación: Sonoma Ecology Center, 19996 7th St E, Sonoma, CA 95476
Sesión 1: 10:00 am-11:30 am
Sesión 2: 12:00 pm-1:30 pm
Contacto: Alma Shaw – Alma@sonomaecologycenter
Sesiones Bilingües:
Ambas sesiones se llevarán a cabo en inglés y español para acomodar a una comunidad diversa.
¡Sumérgete en el espíritu del invierno y despierta tu lado creativo en nuestro Taller de Coronas Invernales y Decoración Natural! Únete a nosotros el 9 de diciembre para una experiencia de manualidades inolvidable utilizando vegetación local y tesoros del bosque. Bajo la guía de Julia Megna, talentosa propietaria de Florals and Nature Decor by Julia, aprenderás a crear “coronas parciales” únicas y elegantes anillos decorativos “bundle and loop”.
Lo que puedes esperar:
Crea tu propia decoración temática de invierno, perfecta para adornar tu puerta o paredes. Descubre la antigua tradición de hacer coronas e infunde tu creación con tus propias intenciones, ya sea una corona de hojas perennes clásica o un “aro de esperanza” para el Año Nuevo. Julia Megna mostrará su experiencia al demostrar cómo hacer guirnaldas, swags, centros de mesa y paisajes de mesa.
Qué traer:
- Por favor, trae tijeras de podar o tijeras normales.
- Mantente abrigado con ropa en capas y trae una taza para bebidas calientes.
- Estaremos creando al aire libre en mesas de picnic o dentro del granero de paca de paja.
Este encantador evento está dirigido por Julia Megna, Gerente del Proyecto de Educación del Sonoma Ecology Center, y Alma Shaw, Coordinadora de Senderos para Team Sugarloaf y el Sonoma Ecology Center.
Reconocimiento de financiamiento: No hay costo para esta salida, lo cual es posible gracias a los votantes del Condado de Sonoma, quienes financian el trabajo de Ag + Open Space con un impuesto de ventas de un cuarto de centavo.
El espacio es limitado, así que asegura tu lugar registrándote con anticipación.
Facilidad de acesso: El estacionamiento cuenta con un espacio de estacionamiento accesible para camioneta. Hay un baño portátil accesible dentro del jardín. Los caminos dentro del jardín son de cemento. El taller se dará lugar en las mesas de picnic junto al granero. El área de acampar está cuvierta de astillas de madera, haciendo la navegación de silla de ruedas difícil. Solicitud para acomodación especial pueden ser hechas por adelantado con alma@sonomaecologycenter.org.
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Every 3rd Friday of the month from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm we welcome existing and new volunteers for a fun morning of work and community building at Sonoma Garden Park. Depending on the season activities include prepping fields, planting, harvesting, weeding, pruning trees and prepping produce for the seasonal Saturday Harvest market.
Join us for a fun opportunity to enjoy the bounty of each season, and to share and learn from other gardeners. Existing and new volunteers are encouraged to attend—no experience is necessary! Please be sure to bring your gardening gloves, hat, SPF and water. At noon you enjoy a light garden fresh lunch at our shady picnic area provided by Sonoma Ecology Center as a thank you to our wonderful volunteers!
Los voluntarios juegan un papel vital en el Garden Park. ¡Te invitamos a ensuciarte las manos cada tercer viernes de mes! Únete a nosotros de 9:00 am. a 12:00 pm y conoce a los voluntarios existentes y nuevos. Las actividades incluyen deshierbe, siembra, poda y cosecha. Después del trabajo, disfruta de un almuerzo ligero proporcionado por el Centro Ecológico de Sonoma.
Sonoma Garden Park está ubicado en 19996 7th St E, Sonoma, CA 95476 y es un proyecto del Sonoma Ecology Center.
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We are selling a variety of California native plants to the public every Friday from 12:00-3:00 pm to help local gardeners create and maintain drought-tolerant and pollinator-friendly gardens and landscapes. Simply drop into our Native Plant Nursery. For questions, email our Native Plant Nursery Manager at hannah@sonomaecologycenter.org.
Our weekly plant sales will be cancelled October 6, 13, and 20, and November 24, 2023.
Sign up for our emailing list to stay updated on future events: sonomaecologycenter.org/newsletters-sign-up.
Venderemos una variedad de plantas nativas Californianas al público cada viernes de 12:00 a 3:00 pm para ayudar a jardineros locales a crear y mantener jardines y paisajes resistentes a la sequía y amigables a polinizadores. Simplemente acude a nuestro vivero de plantas nativas (ubicado dentro de Sonoma Garden Park). Si tienes preguntas, manda un email a nuestra gerente del vivero de plantas nativas por hannah@sonomaecologycenter.org.
Nuestra venta de plantas semanal en octubre 6, 13, y 20 se ha cancelado para prepararnos para nuestra venta estacional el 21 de octubre.
Inscríbete a nuestro boletín de noticias electrónico para estar al tanto de nuestros eventos futuros: sonomaecologycenter.org/newsletters-sign-up.
[Español abajo]
We are selling a variety of California native plants to the public every Friday from 12:00-3:00 pm to help local gardeners create and maintain drought-tolerant and pollinator-friendly gardens and landscapes. Simply drop into our Native Plant Nursery. For questions, email our Native Plant Nursery Manager at hannah@sonomaecologycenter.org.
Our weekly plant sales will be cancelled October 6, 13, and 20, and November 24, 2023.
Sign up for our emailing list to stay updated on future events: sonomaecologycenter.org/newsletters-sign-up.
Venderemos una variedad de plantas nativas Californianas al público cada viernes de 12:00 a 3:00 pm para ayudar a jardineros locales a crear y mantener jardines y paisajes resistentes a la sequía y amigables a polinizadores. Simplemente acude a nuestro vivero de plantas nativas (ubicado dentro de Sonoma Garden Park). Si tienes preguntas, manda un email a nuestra gerente del vivero de plantas nativas por hannah@sonomaecologycenter.org.
Nuestra venta de plantas semanal en octubre 6, 13, y 20 se ha cancelado para prepararnos para nuestra venta estacional el 21 de octubre.
Inscríbete a nuestro boletín de noticias electrónico para estar al tanto de nuestros eventos futuros: sonomaecologycenter.org/newsletters-sign-up.
[Español abajo]
We are selling a variety of California native plants to the public every Friday from 12:00-3:00 pm to help local gardeners create and maintain drought-tolerant and pollinator-friendly gardens and landscapes. Simply drop into our Native Plant Nursery. For questions, email our Native Plant Nursery Manager at hannah@sonomaecologycenter.org.
Our weekly plant sales will be cancelled October 6, 13, and 20, and November 24, 2023.
Sign up for our emailing list to stay updated on future events: sonomaecologycenter.org/newsletters-sign-up.
Venderemos una variedad de plantas nativas Californianas al público cada viernes de 12:00 a 3:00 pm para ayudar a jardineros locales a crear y mantener jardines y paisajes resistentes a la sequía y amigables a polinizadores. Simplemente acude a nuestro vivero de plantas nativas (ubicado dentro de Sonoma Garden Park). Si tienes preguntas, manda un email a nuestra gerente del vivero de plantas nativas por hannah@sonomaecologycenter.org.
Nuestra venta de plantas semanal en octubre 6, 13, y 20 se ha cancelado para prepararnos para nuestra venta estacional el 21 de octubre.
Inscríbete a nuestro boletín de noticias electrónico para estar al tanto de nuestros eventos futuros: sonomaecologycenter.org/newsletters-sign-up.
[Español abajo]
We are selling a variety of California native plants to the public every Friday from 12:00-3:00 pm to help local gardeners create and maintain drought-tolerant and pollinator-friendly gardens and landscapes. Simply drop into our Native Plant Nursery. For questions, email our Native Plant Nursery Manager at hannah@sonomaecologycenter.org.
Our weekly plant sales will be cancelled October 6, 13, and 20, and November 24, 2023.
Sign up for our emailing list to stay updated on future events: sonomaecologycenter.org/newsletters-sign-up.
Venderemos una variedad de plantas nativas Californianas al público cada viernes de 12:00 a 3:00 pm para ayudar a jardineros locales a crear y mantener jardines y paisajes resistentes a la sequía y amigables a polinizadores. Simplemente acude a nuestro vivero de plantas nativas (ubicado dentro de Sonoma Garden Park). Si tienes preguntas, manda un email a nuestra gerente del vivero de plantas nativas por hannah@sonomaecologycenter.org.
Nuestra venta de plantas semanal en octubre 6, 13, y 20 se ha cancelado para prepararnos para nuestra venta estacional el 21 de octubre.
Inscríbete a nuestro boletín de noticias electrónico para estar al tanto de nuestros eventos futuros: sonomaecologycenter.org/newsletters-sign-up.
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We are selling a variety of California native plants to the public every Friday from 12:00-3:00 pm to help local gardeners create and maintain drought-tolerant and pollinator-friendly gardens and landscapes. Simply drop into our Native Plant Nursery. For questions, email our Native Plant Nursery Manager at hannah@sonomaecologycenter.org.
Our weekly plant sales will be cancelled October 6, 13, and 20, and November 24, 2023.
Sign up for our emailing list to stay updated on future events: sonomaecologycenter.org/newsletters-sign-up.
Venderemos una variedad de plantas nativas Californianas al público cada viernes de 12:00 a 3:00 pm para ayudar a jardineros locales a crear y mantener jardines y paisajes resistentes a la sequía y amigables a polinizadores. Simplemente acude a nuestro vivero de plantas nativas (ubicado dentro de Sonoma Garden Park). Si tienes preguntas, manda un email a nuestra gerente del vivero de plantas nativas por hannah@sonomaecologycenter.org.
Nuestra venta de plantas semanal en octubre 6, 13, y 20 se ha cancelado para prepararnos para nuestra venta estacional el 21 de octubre.
Inscríbete a nuestro boletín de noticias electrónico para estar al tanto de nuestros eventos futuros: sonomaecologycenter.org/newsletters-sign-up.
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Every 3rd Friday of the month from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm we welcome existing and new volunteers for a fun morning of work and community building at Sonoma Garden Park. Depending on the season activities include prepping fields, planting, harvesting, weeding, pruning trees and prepping produce for the seasonal Saturday Harvest market.
Join us for a fun opportunity to enjoy the bounty of each season, and to share and learn from other gardeners. Existing and new volunteers are encouraged to attend—no experience is necessary! Please be sure to bring your gardening gloves, hat, SPF and water. At noon you enjoy a light garden fresh lunch at our shady picnic area provided by Sonoma Ecology Center as a thank you to our wonderful volunteers!
Los voluntarios juegan un papel vital en el Garden Park. ¡Te invitamos a ensuciarte las manos cada tercer viernes de mes! Únete a nosotros de 9:00 am. a 12:00 pm y conoce a los voluntarios existentes y nuevos. Las actividades incluyen deshierbe, siembra, poda y cosecha. Después del trabajo, disfruta de un almuerzo ligero proporcionado por el Centro Ecológico de Sonoma.
Sonoma Garden Park está ubicado en 19996 7th St E, Sonoma, CA 95476 y es un proyecto del Sonoma Ecology Center.