Join GardenLife radio co-hosts, John Bagnasco, Bruce and Sharon Asakawa on
a Spring adventure to:
There are buying opportunities at all the places we visit and we can store
our prize purchases on the bus. OASIS specializes in cacti and succulents, as
well as other drought-tolerant materials including sedum mats that can be
unrolled directly onto a slope or roof-top for an attractive and water-thrifty
landscape feature.
Our second stop will be at EuroDesert Roses in Morongo Valley, California's
high desert. Owner Cliff Orent grows over 5,000 roses and 3,800 varieties of
which many are commercially available only at EuroDesert Roses. Normally not
open to the public, this will provide a unique opportunity to see thousands of
rare, unusual and historically important roses.
The final stop will be at The Living Desert Wildlife and Botanical Park in
Palm Desert where Mack Nash of the Garden Department will give us an overview of
the fascinating gardens and afterward we will stroll around to enjoy all the
desert's natural wonder and beauty.
WHEN: Friday, May 7, 2010
COST: $75 per person includes bus service, admission to The Living Desert,
bus driver gratuity and light snacks (We suggest that you pack a lunch or meals
can be purchased at The Living Desert Wildlife and Botanical Park.)
PICK-UP POINTS AND TIMES:
SAN DIEGO: 7AM At the Park and Ride at Old Town Trolley Station, I-8 at
4300 Taylor Street; Return is at 7-8 PM
ESCONDIDO: 8 AM At the Park and Ride on Deer Springs Road at Serendipity
Lane on the west side of I-15; Return is at 6-7PM
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E-mail Sharon at sharon@gardenlife.com if you have any questions.