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As we continue to practice social distancing, some of us have become more technically savvy. We attend online classes on Zoom and YouTube. We order everything from food, seeds, clothing, and anything we can imagine online.

Gulf Fritillaries in November? Yes! Gulf Fritillaries (Agraulis vanillae) are still active here in Solano County, on those warm, sunny afternoons that defy the season. They're still hanging around their host plant, Passiflora (passionflower vine), "looking for love" (thank you, Johnny Lee).

In Part One, What Can I Give My Plants, you were encouraged to analyze your planting site, and to determine the existing conditions in your garden space.

My husband and I are currently in New Haven, CT on a working visit helping our grandkids Amos, 7, and Lukas, 4, with on-line schooling due to the current COVID pandemic.

Thanksgiving isn't about selecting the largest turkey in the store, engaging in road rage or aisle anger, or preparing for the Black Friday sales. Thanksgiving is all about sharing--sharing gratitude, love and a meal.

The Controller's office is pleased to announce the publication of the UC ANR Administrative Responsibilities Guide (ARG). The ARG provides general guidance and support for all personnel with administrative and/or financial oversight responsibilities.

November/December 2020 - In this issue: Volunteer Opportunity at Sunnylands; Training Class; Fun Flowering Plant; Childrens and School Gardens; Mernell Wong Remembered; Tribute to the Adamsons; #GivingTuesday; Our Earliest Gardeners, American Indians; Membership Committee Email Alert; Novel Vegetabl...

Get inspired with recipes for Raspberry Chocolate Sauce, Savory Salt, and Herb Vinegars. Learn just how to dry those fresh herbs too. UC Master Gardeners Katrina Kirkeby and Teena Spindler have tons of great ideas to keep you busy! Learn more and listen to "In The Garden" radio show podcasts.

*Virtual Tomato Meeting *Local Field Observations *Fusarium wilt article...

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