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The Desert Events e-Blast is on hiatus as of November 2023. The Desert Events e-Blast is published monthly by the UC Master Gardeners of Riverside County.
Take advantage of these great tips for a water-wise landscape! Get more information from The California Garden Web for water-saving edible gardens, tree care during times of drought and much more.
Get help and advice with your garden! Master Gardeners are here to answer your plant, tree, and gardening questions throughout east county Desert and west county Inland Empire areas of Riverside County.
Los jardineros maestros son voluntarios entrenados y certificados por la Extension Cooperativa de la Universidad de California, cuyo propsito es proporcionar informacin basada en ciencia, imparcial y de alta calidad a jardineros del hogar y horticultores en el condado de Riverside.
Riverside-Corona Resource Conservation District: http://rcrcd.org Western Municipal Water District: http://www.wmwd.org The UC Master Gardener Program is designed share science-based information with the public.
The Garden Views newsletter is published on the 15th of every month by the UC Master Gardeners of Riverside County. Articles highlight the activities of Master Gardener Volunteers throughout Riverside County, from the edge of Orange County to the Arizona state line. All reporters are UC Master Gardeners or…
Master Gardeners are trained by the University of California Cooperative Extension to provide the gardeners of Riverside County with research-based information to promote environmentally responsible and sustainable horticultural practices.
Featured Lessons: Invertebrates- Superstars of the Animal Kingdom In his 2005 BBC television series, Life in the Undergrowth, Naturalist Sir David Attenborough made a dramatic statement regarding the importance of invertebrates: If we and the rest of the back-boned animals were to disappear overnigh...
