Date of Trip	May 5, 2019
Start Time	8:30a (breakfast) 9a (begin work in the garden)
End Time	12p
General Descriptions	Plant native flowers in the CMSP Visitor Center garden. Collect baseline data about the species present in the garden.
Physical Difficulty (1 to 5 with one being the easiest)	1
Plant ID Description	Plant list includes most of the species available in the CoNPS native plant sale.
Potential Hazards	We will be working at the visitor’s center. It is possible we will encounter snakes, but this is a frontcountry project involving no hiking.
Meeting Place	Cheyenne Mountain State Park JL Heights Road, Colorado Springs, CO
Total number of participants	10
Are non-members welcome?	Yes, but membership is strongly suggested
More info:	We will be near a building with facilities, water, etc. Breakfast will be served before the work day. https://www.facebook.com/events/395951837802845/ https://ecocity.partners/2019/05/01/cheyenne-mountain-state-park-native-garden-installation-may-5,-2019/

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https://conps.org/mfm-event-calendar/#!event/2019/5/5/cheyenne-mountain-state-park-native-garden-installation

Native plants for Front Range gardens, most of which we will be planting at Cheyenne Mountain State Park:

Maximilian Sunflower – Helianthus maximiliani

Native grasses, not used in this garden, but included here for general information:

Native shrubs for home landscapes: