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If you would like to request a Master Gardener School Garden Consultant, click here. Once you submit your request, a volunteer will be assigned to your school who will contact you to arrange the first meeting.
Would you like Master Gardeners at your next event? If you are having an event that would attract people interested in gardening, we may be able to provide an information table and/or a childrens activities table staffed by Master Gardeners.
Have a home gardening question? Ask the UC San Joaquin Master Gardeners! Our Help Desk is staffed Monday-Thursday 9 a.m.-Noon. Options: Visit us during Help Desk hours at 2102 E Earhart Ave, Ste 200 Stockton, 95206. Click here for a map Call us at (209) 953-6112.
Black Friday, Cyber Monday, Giving Tuesday. The UC Master Gardener Program has joined #GivingTuesday, a global day of giving that harnesses the collective power of individuals to celebrate generosity worldwide. #GivingTuesday is held annually on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving (in the U.S.
Our keynote speaker will be Ernesto Sandoval, Director, UC Davis Botanical Conservatory. He will be speaking about Big and Small, Public and Private Low Water Use Garden Projects We want to make sure you are selecting the classes that will best fit your interest and expectations.
9:00-9:45 Keynote Speaker - Ernesto Sandoval Common Fruit Tree Pests & How to Manage Them: If you have fruit trees then you probably have some of these common fruit tree pests. Learn how to identify and manage them to help improve the quality of your harvest.
The photos linked below and taken by Al Bonin, are in chronological order. To view photos as a "slide show," click on the (underlined) link. Then, mouse-over the photo and click - or, enter N to view the next photo, or P to view the previous photo.
Olive avenue entrance, 1937. Photo courtesy UC Davis Special Collections. . . . On May 24, 1842, Governor Juan Bautista de Alvarado granted four square Mexican leagues, over 17,750 acres, to William Wolfskill.
Development of New Cultivars Work here has resulted in the development and release of 55 new varieties - 29 strawberry, 8 processing peach, 7 cherry, 5 almond, 3 prune and 3 pistachio - as well as 2 almond-peach rootstocks.
