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Read Foothill Friendly Gardening To learn more about creating and maintaining attractive, healthy landscapes that protect Californias natural resources; Be Fire Safe Right Plant in the Right Place Water Efficiently and Effectively Feed the Soil Recycle Garden for Wildlife Manage Pests Responsibly Pr...
To get foothill-specific gardening advice, contact the UCCE County Master Gardener of Tuolumne County Hotline at: Phone: 209-533-5912 or Email: mgtuolumne@ucdavis.edu Master Gardeners do check the hotline on a frequent basis.
A school garden provides teaching opportunities to incorporate hands-on activities for a diversity of interdisciplinary, standards-based lessons. The garden engages students by providing a dynamic environment to observe, discover, experiment, nurture, and learn.
A Colorful Mood Swing Basic Tips for Planting Bulbs Black and Boo! In the Garden Brighten Your Garden with Roses California Wild Lilac Christmas Cactus Color in the Winter Garden Continuing the Petunia Love Affair Daylilies: For the Generation Dogwoods Evergreen Shrubs for the Winter Weary Fiddlenec...
Welcome Master Gardeners! This page is only accessible by the Tuolumne County Master Gardeners using your VMS passwords. We can use this page to enter VMS, to store files, and to create a custom internal website just for us.
Master Gardeners are trained educational outreach volunteers with the University of California Cooperative Extension program; they provide practical scientific horticulture and gardening information to gardeners in their communities across California.
For the Tuolumne County Master Gardener Hotline 209-533-5912 mgtuolumne@ucdavis.edu Debbie Powell, Master Gardener Program Coordinator 209-533-5696 dlpowell@ucanr.edu.
The Master Gardener Program began in Tuolumne County in 1983, four years after the California program began in Sacramento. We currently have 84 Certified Master Gardeners volunteering their time to educate our community about home horticulture and 19 in training.
