Find out how you can grow beautiful blooms!

26 Miles Across the Sea! This week on In the Garden with UC Master Gardeners, we head that way with MG and KUCI Radio Host Bill Brooks.

Bill spent the day talking to various plant propagators at the Catalina Conservancy's plant nursery about starting native plants from seed to repopulate the natural landscape of Santa Catalina Island.

Over 85 species of container stock and over 2000 seed collections that represent 243 species are grown/housed at the nursery. All the projects conducted at the nursery are controlled under protocols strict enough to avoid negative impact to the special and unique environment of the island. There is more to Catalina than Avalon!

Join us and learn techniques valuable to the rest of us on the mainland and to understand what there is to love, garden-wise, about a local environment just “right over there”!

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Podcast Topic: Catalina Conservancy Native Plant Propagation

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Learn how to collect evidence (observe what's happening in your garden) and use technology (the
internet) to process the evidence and answer your garden questions.

This week on In the Garden with UC Master Gardeners, Master Gardener and KUCI Staff host Sally Richards takes you into the little, inside world of Houseplants.

When the weather is cold and all you want to do is stay inside, you can still enjoy all the living greenery you can learn to grow successfully by tuning into our program. Improve your indoor air too! Join us.

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Podcast Topic: Success with Houseplants

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