Garden Science: Native Seedball Workshop
This engaging class is designed to teach children about the importance of native plants and pollinators and will have two versions tailored to ages 5-7 and ages 8-12. Making and planting native seedballs, also known as native seed bombs, is one way to support biodiversity and pollinators.
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This engaging class is designed to teach children about the importance of native plants and pollinators and will have two versions tailored to ages 5-7 and ages 8-12. Making and planting native seedballs, also known as native seed bombs, is one way to support biodiversity and pollinators. Native plants also provide native wildlife the necessary resources, such as food and habitat, to survive. Registration is required. Register at www.SJRegistration.com
Date: Sunday 10/18
Time: 10am-11am (Ages 5-7) and 12pm-1pm (Ages 8-12)
Location: Emma Prusch Farm Park
647 S King Rd San Jose, CA 95116
Cost: $20 for San Jose Residents and $24 for Non-Residents
Location:
Emma Prusch Farm Park, South King Road, San Jose, CA, USA
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Contact name:
Emma Prusch Farm Park
Email address:
Dates:
10/18/2026
Time:
10am-11am (Ages 5-7) and 12pm-1pm (Ages 8-12)
Price:
$20 for San Jose Residents and $24 for Non-Residents
Ages
4-5 years 6-8 years 9-12 yearsWeb Service