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Garden To-Dos: A Guide to April, May, and June (2021) by Pat Shay, Merced Master Gardener ... to read full newsletter, click on nearby link.

Garden To-Dos: A Guide to Late January, February, and March (2021) by Pat Shay, Merced Master Gardener ...download to read the full article.

I have a comment on a recent article in the Wall Street Journal concerning the recent hire of Kathleen Corradi as the rat czar in New York City to coordinate the control effort of the brown rat (also known as Norway rats or sewer rats) population there.

Bodega Bay dawned cold and windy on Sunday, April 24.

Our Succulent Gardening Workshop is happening just in time to make the perfect gift for Mother's Day for your mother, grandmother, favorite aunt, or someone in your life you'd like to honor. Giving an experience is a unique way to show someone you care.

In Conjunction with the City of Santa Barbaras Earth Day Celebration on April 29, 10am to 1pm, please join us for this special occasion.

Elizabeth Moon, director of Workplace Inclusion & Belonging, invites all UC ANR colleagues to participate in a postcard design contest and survey about diversity, equity and inclusion.

UC Seeks Feedback on Wildfire Impacts If you've been affected by wildfires, I am hoping you can take less than 20 minutes to share with me the impacts you experienced and response strategies you implemented.

I learned something today that both surprised and shocked me. Nandina domestica, more commonly known as Heavenly Bamboo or Chinese Sacred Bamboo is a member of the dirty dozen.

It's called Bonsai! Bonsai means a tree planted in a shallow container.