🌿 The 8th Annual Spring Native Plant Sale is Saturday! @kinseedecologies
CKISS is attending with our booth to give out Native seed packs (of 2 Clarkia species!) to residents that qualify for the Nature for Neighbourhoods program!
To Qualify for the Program:
Live in Areas A, D, E, F, or H?
Have spotted knapweed, common tansy and/or scotch broom on your property?
Then you can earn money for your work treating these plants on your property through an app (called Crowdsorsa) AND get a free seed packet at our booth!
Plus, the first 20 people to complete plant treatment through the app will earn $20 in EcoBucks to spend with KinSeed Ecologies.
More info here: https://ckiss.ca/nature-for-neighbourhoods-program/
Plant Sale Details:
Saturday, May 16th from 9 am – 2 pm
524 Innes Street in Nelson’s Uphill neighbourhood
KinSeed will have 45+ species available 🌱
Planting even a few native plants in your yard helps our community build a living network of nature; supporting pollinators, nourishing food webs, and helping us all adapt to a changing climate.
🪴 Plants from $4 – $17.50 | Native seeds also available
📦 Bring your own boxes or containers if you can
🚫 Please no early birds — gates open at 9 am!
See you Saturday!
The Nature for Neighbourhoods Program is made possible with funding by the Regional District of Central Kootenay through the Local Conservation Fund, and support from Columbia Basin Trust and the Province of B.C. Regional District of Central Kootenay Regional District of Central Kootenay @rdcentralkootenay
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