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Join Master Garedner for Ask a Master Gardener time where you can bring your questions and get free seeds from 9 to 11am.

Hosted by Laguna Woods Public Library. Home grown tomatoes are the best, and easier to grow than you think. Whether you are a novice or a pro, this class will provide lots of information: How to plant from seed, how to transplant, care and maintenance, and recommendations on varieties of tomatoes.

Hosted by Surf City Gardeners Home grown tomatoes are the best, and easier to grow than you think. Whether you are a novice or a pro, this class will provide lots of information: How to plant from seed, how to transplant, care and maintenance, and recommendations on varieties of tomatoes.

Home grown tomatoes are the best, and easier to grow than you think. Whether you are a novice or a pro, this class will provide lots of information: How to plant from seed, how to transplant, care and maintenance, and recommendations on varieties of tomatoes.

Planning is essential for managing farm production, market, institutional, human, and financial risks.

Haul in fees covered by Fresno County 4-H. Bring your horse for a day of team building and tips to improving your techniques in both events. This is a 2 hour clinic. Please RSVP to help us best prepare materials. Email to tlnewton@ucanr.edu or call 559-241-7525.

Peggy Smith, UC Master Gardener of Yolo County will talk about strategies for success. Learn tips, tricks, and insider information to make your gardening more successful. This is part of the Yolo County Library series of UC Master Gardener of Yolo County classes.

Join the UC Master Gardeners for a hands-on gardening workshop where you will learn about Raised Bed Veggie Planting. Mark your calendar for March 10 at 1 pm and head over to the West Sacramento Community Center (1075 W. Capital Avenue).

Humboldt County Presentation Day is being held Saturday, March 1, 2025 at the Humboldt 4-H Office located at 5630 South Broadway, Eureka, CA 95503. Check in runs from 9:00-9:30am with presentations to follow. Lunch will be provided.

March is the perfect time to prepare for the warm season! This talk will cover growing perennial and annual herbs, including ginger and turmeric, and tips for deciding between seeds or seedling starts for summer vegetables. Well also discuss sharpening tools, mulching, and irrigation.