Propagating California Native Plants from Cuttings with Tim Becker — Nov. 12, 2026

Flex your green thumb by learning about California native plant vegetative propagation with a variety of native plant specimens from the Theodore Payne Foundation Gardens. Students will learn how to start and grow plants from cuttings in this hands-on session. This informative course is suitable for both professionals and anyone interested in learning propagation techniques for their home or community garden. Each participant will leave with a flat of starts for their own garden! All materials provided. This workshop is held outdoors, we strongly encourage closed-toe shoes, warm layers, and a water bottle. Tim Becker is the Director of Horticulture at the Theodore Payne Foundation for Wild Flowers and Native Plants, where he oversees plant production, nursery operations, and horticultural education focused on California native plants. With a background in Environmental Studies and Agroecology from UC Santa Cruz, he brings expertise in sustainable landscape practices and ecological horticulture. Through his work, he leads efforts to promote biodiversity, natural resource conservation, and habitat restoration. This class will be at Los Nogales Nursery: The entrance is on Griffin Ave at the edge of Deb's Park 34.096792, -118.202042 GOOGLE MAP FOR ENTRANCE 📅 Refund Policy: Refunds are available up to seven days before the event. Within seven days, refunds and credits are no longer available, as this helps us plan responsibly and support our instructors. Thank you for your understanding.