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The October 2008 Bay Leaf California Native Plant Society East Bay Chapter Alameda & Contra Costa Counties www.ebcnps.org Calendar of Events Plant Fair and Native Here p. 4,5 Friday, October 3, 9noon,

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1. Start by researching the types of plants that are considered "fair" and "native." This can typically be done through online resources or by consulting plant experts.
2. Once you have a list of fair and native plants, consider the specific conditions of the location where you intend to plant them. Take into account factors such as sunlight, soil type, and climate to ensure that the plants are suitable for that environment.
3. Prepare the planting area by removing any existing weeds or grass and loosening the soil. This will create a favorable environment for the new plants to grow.
4. Follow the instructions provided with the plants to properly space and plant them. Make sure to dig holes deep enough and wide enough for the root systems, and gently backfill the holes with soil to secure the plants in place.
5. After planting, water the plants thoroughly and regularly, especially during the initial establishment period. Monitor the plants for any signs of stress or disease and take appropriate action, such as providing additional water or applying appropriate treatments.
6. Maintain the plants by regularly removing weeds or dead foliage, and fertilize them as needed following the recommended guidelines for fair and native plants.
7. Monitor the growth and health of the plants over time, making any necessary adjustments to their care or environment to ensure their long-term success.

Who needs plant fair and native?

1. Gardeners who want to promote biodiversity: By choosing fair and native plants, gardeners can help support local ecosystems and provide habitat for native wildlife.
2. Environmental enthusiasts: Planting fair and native plants can contribute to efforts aimed at conserving indigenous plant species and protecting the environment.
3. Landscaping professionals: When designing landscapes, utilizing fair and native plants can provide a sustainable and visually appealing solution that is in harmony with the surrounding environment.
4. Homeowners or property owners: Planting fair and native plants can enhance the aesthetic value of the property while also creating a more sustainable and environmentally friendly landscape.
5. Communities or organizations promoting sustainable practices: Planting fair and native plants aligns with sustainable landscaping principles and can be part of wider initiatives to conserve natural resources and promote ecological health.

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