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Native Grasses

Some gardeners shy away from including grasses in a garden, thinking they may be too large or labor intensive to maintain. But with only two exceptions, all grasses listed here are considered small- or medium-size and few require annual pruning; some need no pruning at all.
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Mahonia (Oregon Grape)

Mahonia is a genus of spiny-leafed, evergreen shrubs in the Berberidaceae family that includes approximately 70 species, the majority of which come from the temperate zones of East Asia, the remaining from North and South America. Many species are simply called mahonia.
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Spring into Summer Food Gardening

This is it! Sonoma County food gardeners have been waiting for May! The air and soil temperatures have been rising. The last average frost dates have passed. In most areas of the county, night temperatures are no longer dipping into the 40s.
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ongoing food garden monthly tasks
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Ongoing Monthly Tasks

These tasks are applicable each month of the year. They follow sustainable and organic principles. Applying one to two-inches of aged compost to your vegetable gardens will improve soil tilth and plant nutrition.
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The Fall and Winter Garden

The Fall and Winter Garden The fall garden includes some of the most nutrient-dense crops that we can grow and, with the cooler weather coming, we will eventually have fewer pests and irrigation with which to contend.
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Glossary: Descriptors Used On Plants Lists

The descriptors that are used on the lists of recommended plants for Sonoma County are defined below. When a line in the plant list refers to all of the species in a genus (indicated by "spp" after the genus name), the indicated qualities may not apply to all of those species.
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UC Master Gardener recommended landscape plants for Sonoma County
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Recommended Landscape Plants for Sonoma County

Landscape Plants for Sonoma County We offer a number of plant lists to help you find the right plants for each place in your garden, or the right place for that plant you couldn't resist. The selection of plants on these lists is not intended to be exhaustive. There are many more plants that can be —…
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Jardinería casera sostenible

Qu es la jardinera sostenible? Y porqu es importante? A continuacin, las 7 claves son: Elige la planta apropiada para el lugar apropiado. Escoja plantas apropiadas para nuestro clima mediterrneo.
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