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Introduction to Gardening in Amador County NOW is a great time to be planning your 2025 gardening activity, whether you are considering vegetables, berries, fruit trees, flowers, or changing your home landscaping.

Attract bees, butterflies, and other pollinators to your garden oasis. Discover plant selection, layout design, and nurturing practices that encourage these beneficial creatures to flourish in your garden sanctuary. This event is free to attend.

Learn the art of gardening in containers to maximize space and flexibility. UC Master Gardeners will share tips on selecting containers, choosing organic soil, and optimizing sunlight exposure for thriving plants that can be moved as needed. This event is free to attend.

7:30 Coffee, donuts, and sign up for continuing education credits 11:50 Adjourn 2.

EcoFarm and Wild Farm Alliance Jointly Present: Wednesday, January 22, 2025 from 8 am - 5 pm Asilomar Conference Grounds in Pacific Grove, CA $99 (lunch included) This EcoFarm Pre Conference is a unique opportunity to learn a whole systems approach to pest management, addressing both soil health and...

Registration Deadline for Spring 2025 Shooting Sports Instructor Meeting. Please register by March 24, 2025. Event is March 29-30, 2025 at the Tehama Shooters Association Range in Red Bluff, CA.

Who doesn't love citrus fruit? Here in Placer County - we certainly do! Fifty percent of the households in Placer County have at least one citrus tree. Our conditions are especially conducive to growing this tasty crop. There are some horticulture tips to follow to ensure success.

Meet and greet with the public, answer questions and help trouble shoot gardening problems, enjoy being outdoors at this smaller, rural market setting. Free parking.

Meet and greet with the public, answer questions and help trouble shoot gardening problems, enjoy being outdoors at this smaller, rural market setting. Free parking.

Meet and greet with the public, answer questions and help trouble shoot gardening problems, enjoy being outdoors at this smaller, rural market setting. Free parking.