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Earwigs

June 7, 2026
By Help Desk Team
Earwigs are one of the most recognizable insects in the garden because that distinctive pair of pincers at the tail end makes them hard to mistake. While their prominent pincers might look ferocious, earwigs aren't harmful to people. Earwigs can be a mixed blessing: they can seriously damage seedlings and…
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New Master Gardeners at 2026 Tomato Sale
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Become a Master Gardener Trainee

The Master Gardener program is a volunteer organization associated with the University of California Cooperative Extension.
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  April 2026UC Cooperative Extension and UC Davis Exploring Quicker Measurement of Dairy Lagoon Water Nitrogen (Valley Ag Voice) Nick Clark, April 30Farm advisors from UC Cooperative Extension covering the whole San Joaquin Valley, where most CA dairies are located, are working…
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UC Master Gardeners of Tulare and Kings County: Article

Redbud Trees Provide Year-Round Interest

June 6, 2026
By Nancy Hawkins, UC Master Gardener of Tulare/Kings County
Have you ever noticed or wondered about the small trees with dark magenta blossoms found in home yards, along streets, and in our foothills in March through April? You are seeing the Western Redbud tree. It is a deciduous shrub or small tree growing up to 23 feet tall. The showy flowers, described as similar…
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Columbine flower
UC Master Gardeners of Tuolumne County: Article

Following the Bloom in Tuolumne County

June 6, 2026
Following the Bloomby Jim Bliss According to the weatherman, spring comes in the middle of March. But for those of us living in the Sierra Nevada mountains, spring depends more on altitude than on the time of year. For garden lovers this provides a great opportunity. Starting in February in the Central…
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Photo of yellow coneflower with deep brown center. (Annette Meyer on Pixabay)

No Regrets

June 6, 2026
Kevin A. Kelsey,  UC Master Gardener of Napa County.  I am a recent graduate of Napa’s UC Master Gardener Program.  The class exposed us to lots of horticultural information and experiences so that we can provide home gardeners with guidance. It’s a daunting task.  As I considered the…
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UCANR Garden Herbs by Evett Kilmartin
UC Master Gardeners of Santa Clara County: Event

Grow Your Own Herbs and Unlock Your Kitchen’s Potential - Cupertino

Jun 17, 2026

Imagine adding the vibrant flavor of fresh, homegrown herbs to your favorite dishes. From the peppery bite of basil to the soothing aroma of lavender, learn how to nurture your own supply of delicious and fragrant herbs. Join us to discover the secrets to a thriving herb garden. We’ll explore the difference…
UC Master Gardeners of Santa Clara County
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Sunny California Bay Area garden featuring a curved stone walkway surrounded by straw mulch and drought-tolerant flowering plants.
UC Master Gardeners of Santa Clara County: Event

STDG Top Habits of Happy and Successful Gardeners - Sunnyvale

Jul 18, 2026

Tips for BeginnersGardening should be relaxing and enjoyable, not intimidating, and during this presentation, we will share basic foundations of success and common traits of successful gardeners.
UC Master Gardeners of Santa Clara County
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Bright orange monkey flowers in full bloom
UC Master Gardeners of Santa Clara County: Event

MCP California Native and Succulent Sale - San Jose

Jul 18, 2026

Add to the beauty of your yard with California native plants or succulents. Master Gardeners will also answer questions about these plants for you.Native Plants: Learn more about beautiful California native plants for your yard. Master Gardeners will answer your questions. There will be over 32 different…
UC Master Gardeners of Santa Clara County
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