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UC Master Gardeners of Inyo and Mono Counties: Page

Tree Care Tips

Information on pruning, problems, and tree myths.
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Tree Lists

A collection of important tree lists for our region.
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Fruit Chill Hours

While a tree is dormant in the winter, it has more tolerance to cold temperatures. Trees of this type that lose their leaves in winter are called deciduous fruits. It would be bad news for a tree to decide to wake up and flower in the middle of winter.
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Owens Valley Growing Guide

This guide is intended as a printable document that can local gardeners can refer to easily. It's not comprehensive, but it does cover the basics. It is provided in both HTML and PDF versions for accessibility. Each PDF file is one, single-sided sheet.
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The Pollinator Project: Pollinator Attractiveness in Southern California Ornamentals: Page

Pollinators in Southern California

We established 3 study sites to evaluate the pollinator attractiveness of 33 species of common ornamental plants.
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The Pollinator Project: Pollinator Attractiveness in Southern California Ornamentals: Page

What Should I Plant?

When beginning a garden, the amount of information and resources can be overwhelming! Here are a few resources to inform you on Southern California gardening and help you decide what to plant.
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Pesticide Residue in Nectar & Pollen

We treated 4 different species of ornamental annuals and perennials with neonicotinoid pesticides available on the market, then sampled the nectar and pollen repeatedly over time to measure the level of pesticide residue that remained.
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The Pollinator Project: Pollinator Attractiveness in Southern California Ornamentals: Page

Pollinator Stewardship for Nurseries

Resources on pollinator stewardship for nursery professionals coming soon! Ornamental production at Altman Plants, 2018.
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The Pollinator Project: Pollinator Attractiveness in Southern California Ornamentals: Page

What Is A Pollinator?

Illustration by Mariana Ruiz (Creative Commons) Pollination is the first step of flowering plant reproduction: pollen moves from male flower parts to female flower parts, to fertilize the ovule and produce seeds.
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The Pollinator Project: Pollinator Attractiveness in Southern California Ornamentals: Page

Designing a Pollinator-Friendly Garden

UCANR has developed a detailed publication on "How to Attract and Maintain Pollinators in Your Garden.
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