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The ideal ratio of plant material to turf is 40% drought friendly landscape and 60% turf. More savings in your water budget can be had with a higher percentage of the former. You may learn about ideas such as turf replacement, bioswales, and drip irrigation also.

Ever seen a honey bee foraging on a daffodil? In the early spring, blooms are few and far between. Daffodils are not usually considered "bee plants." But if nothing else is blooming, bees will head over to the daffodils. On a Feb.

Black-Eyed Susan By Deborah Light-Pacheco UCCE Master Gardener Common name of plant: Black-eyed Susan Vine Scientific name: Thunbergia (T.alata, T.erecta, T.grandiflora, T.gregorii, T.

English click here En la actualidad en medio de un mercado laboral golpeado por la pandemia y una crisis profunda en toda la cadena de la industria alimentaria, es crucial reducir las barreras al empleo y prestar atencin al problema del acoso sexual, un problema que se presenta con ms frecuencia en...

This last year we had to level our yard to address drainage issues that would have compromised our foundation. We removed the lawn and leveled the yard and now had a blank slate to work with, so we decided to create a berm.

Conditions are right for weeds Early rain combined with unseasonable heat this week makes for ideal conditions for weeds,well, everywhere!Get ahead of the menace with these UC guides to weed control.

California growers, who account for more than 90% of avocado production in the U.S., will soon be getting some help in weathering the extreme fluctuations of climate change.

Lobelia By Andrea Peck UCCE Master Gardener Common name of plant: Lobelia Scientific name: Lobelia erinus Planting area: Perennial in USDA zones 10-11 during winter. Annual in other zones.

Reminder for early to mid-career level academics who would like funds to establish or expand a project, proposals are due Friday, Feb. 18. Thanks to the generosity of the Hrdy family, we are pleased to solicit a call for proposals to receive funding, beginning this current year.

You can "Bee My Valentine" today--and throughout the month of February--by contributing to the UC Davis Biodiversity Museum Day.