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In this issue: Summer Fruit Tree Pruning, Hotline FAQs: Controlling Leafminers, Visit UC Master Gardeners at Your Local Farmers Market, Nevada County Demonstration Garden News, Unusual Edible: A High Octane Berry, Become Water Smart and Make Your Plants Happy, Ergonomic Tools, Tips for Creating and Using…
Happy June! In this issue: The Merced County Fair begins Wed, June 5th and ends Sunday, June 7th. Come see our educational display on the lesser known key crops of Merced County in the Tioga Building.
As the summer heat creeps up on us once again, we think about how to support our gardens to keep them growing and healthy with careful watering through our long hot days. Our plants and trees are not the only components of our gardens that need the support of water.
I've enjoyed visiting the UC Davis Arboretum many times over the years. Because there is so much to see I've usually focused on one area at a time. In April, I came with a group that had never seen the Arboretum before.
The California Department of Pesticide Regulation (DPR) has approved the herbicide Rely 280 (glufosinate-ammonium) for use in avocado groves in California. Rely 280 is a post-emergence broad-spectrum herbicide for use against broadleaf and grassy weeds.
Help increase public awareness of invasive species and encourage participation in the ongoing fight against invasive species by celebrating California Invasive Species Action Week (CISAW) June 1- 9, 2024.
Are you a gardener with questions? Are you a beginning gardener just getting started? Do you want to know more about how to troubleshoot problems in your garden?
Florida's citrus industry has long been susceptible to freezes, hurricanes, and disease. A series of devastating freezes in the 1970s and 1980s caused production to shift to more southern regions of the State.
It's a fact. Gardening is great exercise with big benefits for both physical and mental health. It's also hard work and many of the tasks we do in the garden can lead to aches and injuries if not done properly.
Summer is almost here, though it may already be feeling like summer for a lot of us! Our gardens are busy and will need help to battle the heat soon. With so much happening, there is never a lack of content for our marketing channels. But we are here to help keep you inspired! In this issue of Rooted in…
