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Discover tips for growing culinary herbs at home. Fresh flavors start in your own garden!

I was cleaning the house recently and ran across a book on water. The title is Water in Plain Sight. I'm not sure how I acquired it maybe at the last Master Gardener Plant Exchange. But it came at a perfect time for me to read.

They discovered, explored, and connected. They met scientists, asked questions, and gained new knowledge about insect science. The recent Bohart Museum of Entomology open house, like all its open houses throughout the UC Davis academic year, is science communication (SciCom) in action.

In this Issue: Spotlight Plant: Lion's Tail Bug or Pest Spotlight: Invasive Spotted Lanternfly IMP Article Plant Clinic Questions Master Gardeners in the Community Inserts - Dangers of Homemade Pesticides Blog - Glenn County Planting Guide for Vegetables - Winter/Spring...

The University invites comments on proposed revisions to Section 036 of the Academic Personnel Manual: APM - 036, Employment Summarized below are the proposed key policy revisions that are being distributed for systemwide review.

Step into a seed library and you'll discover a wealth of seed collections and gardening knowledge. A seed library collects and stores seeds that allows gardeners to borrow donated seeds for free.

Nutrition Policy Institute researchers Kassandra Bacon and Ron Strochlic present with Hope Sippola of Spork Food Hub at the 2025 annual EcoFarm conference in Pacific Grove, CA.

La deteccin del hongo causante de la mancha ocre de la hoja urge a los agricultores a mantenerse vigilantes Loa sntomas de la mancha ocre de la hoja (RLB, por sus siglas en ingls), una enfermedad que ataca a las plantas causada por el hongo Polystigma amygdalinum, fue observado por primera vez en el...

Please join us at the Lompoc Library where UC Master Gardeners, CalFresh Healthy Living UC, and Master Food Preservers teach what plants need to grow in a fun and creative way. View flyer below for more information Wednesday, January 29, 2025 2 pm - 3:30 pm Lompoc Public Library 501 E.

As winter begins, it provides an opportunity to assess what is working in the garden and what isn't, including whether and how plants should be pruned, moved, or removed. Now that many plants have lost their leaves or are dormant, it is easier to assess potential edits to the garden.