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There she was, a beautiful yellow-faced bumble bee, Bombus vosnesenskii, foraging Feb. 27 on African trailing daisies, Osteospermum fruticosum, in the Matthew Turner Shipyard Park, Benicia, Calif.

Happy March! This month's Tuolumne 4-H newsletter covers our upcoming events this month, such as Presentation Day.

In This Issue: Wigglers Offer Enrichment for Gardens,1 BotLat: Loooong Plant Names, The Myth of Firewise Plants, Hotline FAQs: Cottage Garden Under Oaks?, Insect Bytes: Monarchs, All-Star: Chinese Ground Orchids, Planting Bushes and Shrubs, Invasive Mosquitos, Nevada County Demo Garden News, Unusual Edible:…

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On a recent trip to visit my youngest son at college in Washington State he suggested we visit the Pacific Bonsai Museum.

Yearning for the colors of spring after the recent stormy weather, but your garden isn't ready to bloom, yet? Sola flowers, also called wood pulp flowers, may be a welcome addition.

Accolades continue to flow.

In this issue: Changes Ahead Livestock and Ag Pass Update Spring 2024 Workshop Schedule...

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