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Pests

No matter what philosophy you use to approach gardening, whether it be organic, conventional, permaculture, or something more exotic, we advocate using the principles of Integrated Pest Management (IPM) to control pest issues.
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Get Help

How to connect with the UC Master Gardeners in the Eastern Sierra for help, and information on vegetable entries for the local fair.
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Join Us

Volunteer with us! Information on how to join the UC Master Gardeners of Inyo and Mono Counties.
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Eastern Sierra Gardening

Eastern Sierra gardening knowledge accumulated by the Inyo-Mono Master Gardeners and the Farm Advisor.
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Soil

This page is a landing point for information on the Eastern Sierra's soils.
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Irrigation

Local irrigation information.
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Vegetables

Vegetable gardening information for the Eastern Sierra.
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Yard and Landscape

When many people think of gardening, they envision rows of tomato vines laden with fruit, or perhaps a neat orchard, but one's landscape and the outdoor environment experienced on a daily basis are important components of personal well being.
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Problem Species at Low Elevations

In lower elevations in the high desert, primarily Owens Valley, there is an abundance of plant material that has been selected that prefers cooler summers. With plenty of water these marginally adapted plants plants, particularly trees, will survive but they do not do as well as they should.
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