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Our trained University of California Master Gardener volunteers are here to help you providing answers to your gardening and landscape questions through the email and telephone helpline (mgsanbern@ucanr.edu) which are both still operational.
Interested in becoming a UCCE San Bernardino County Master Gardener? Our next class of 2027 will begin in late Sept 2026, please email our helpline below to get added to the wait list to be notified when the application is posted. If you have any questions please email our counties Master Gardener…
CFDA Drought Resources: LINK California sees third warmest October, on pace for hottest year ever UCANR Drought Resources: LINK Gardening in California Under Drought Limitations Use of Graywater in Urban Landscapes Keeping Plants Alive During Drought California Drought Expertise UC Cooperative Exten...
Free Publications from UC ANR on Landscaping Topics Benefits of Plants to People and Urban Ecosystems (Hartin & Bennaton, 2022): https://anrcatalog.ucanr.edu/pdf/8726.pdf Keeping Plants Alive Under Drought and Water Restrictions (Hartin, Oki, Fujno, 2015): https://anrcatalog.ucanr.edu/pdf/8553.
Do you have a gardening, landscaping or tree question? Get free objective research-based help from a trained University of California Cooperative Extension Master Gardener in San Bernardino County. Email your home/school/community gardening and landscaping questions to: mgsanbern@ucanr.
In today's world of climate change, healthy living, limited resources and increased information, we all need to be aware of the impact of one system on another. Your experience with and knowledge of seeds is critical across these areas.
...is to facilitate growth of open-pollinated seeds among residents of San Bernardino County. We are building a seed collection and repository, educating gardeners about the practice of seed-saving and creating communities of seed saving gardeners.
