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Signage in Demo Gardens

Demonstration Gardens

These signs (or smaller versions of them), are featured in our demo gardens. Not all signs are in every garden. Click an image to see a larger version.

Illustrated educational sign titled "Beneficial Insects: Welcome These Garden Friends" showing pollinators, predators, and parasites with labeled photos and descriptions.
Beneficial Insects
Infographic sign about California native plants, featuring colorful garden photos, wildlife illustrations, and text about landscaping with California natives
California Native Garden
Informational sign on efficient irrigation practices, featuring sections on water-wise gardening, drip irrigation, and organic mulch, with accompanying images of plants and irrigation techniques.
Efficient Irrigation

 

Informational sign about Mediterranean climate gardening featuring a colorful garden scene with drought-tolerant plants and educational sections on climate, plant adaptations, and gardening tips.
Mediterranean Climate

 

Informational sign titled "Pest Problems," showing various methods of pest management in gardening, including illustrations of pests, plants, and control techniques.
Pest Problems

 

Informational sign titled "Soil Quality: Healthy Soil Grows Healthy Plants," featuring hands holding soil with a green plant, various cover crop images, and tips for improving soil health.
Soil Quality

 

Informational sign about rainwater harvesting, featuring images of a wooden barrel, gutter systems, rain chains, and swales, with descriptive text about collection methods and benefits in agricultural practices.
Harvesting Rainwater

 

Informational sign about helping native bees, featuring colorful images of various bee species, recommendations for bee houses, and plant suggestions, all set against a green background.
Help Native Bees

 

Informational sign about pollinators featuring illustrations of a yellow-faced bumblebee, Anna's Hummingbird, monarch caterpillar, and white-lined sphinx moth, alongside text about how to attract pollinators to gardens.
Pollinators