UC Master Gardener Monthly Talk: Cloud Forest Plants of the World
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Join us in San Francisco Botanical Garden’s Bookstore for expert advice on caring for your garden!
This Month’s Topic: Cloud Forest Plants of the World
Cloud forests are unique ecosystems found in the misty heights of mountainous regions! We will explore their critical role in maintaining the planet’s ecological balance and highlight cloud forests from around the world, including those within GGGP’s collections. We will also discuss common plants found in these ecosystems as well as the best practices for maintaining them in the bay.
Upcoming Topics
- December: Soil and Sustainable Practices
About the UC Master Gardeners
The UC Master Gardener Volunteer Program is a public service and outreach program under the University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources department, administered locally by participating UC Cooperative Extension County offices. Our mission is to extend research-based knowledge and information on home horticulture, pest management and sustainable landscape practices to county residents by teaching workshops, hosting plant clinics, managing impactful projects, running demonstration gardens, and answering individual questions received via our Helpline.
Royal Jenkins has spent the past decade guided by his fascination with plants and data. Much of his experience is rooted in nurseries, botanic gardens, and arboreta across Southern California, and now he’s embracing the unique habitats of the Bay Area. As a plant records assistant for GGGP, he’s committed to aiding plants in telling their stories through data. Outside of work, Royal enjoys hiking, biking, and exploring the outdoors, eager to learn and discover new experiences.
Attendees
This program is free to attend, but RSVP is still strongly encouraged. For those who do RSVP, please be prepared to show proof during check-in.
Tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable.
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