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Cucumbers

Cucumbers of many types and varieties grow easily in sunny gardens, producing bountiful crops for many weeks in summer. Choose varieties according to their growth habits and how you plan to use them. Pickling, slicing, long (English, Persian, Armenian, Asian), round (lemon).
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Okra

Valued as a key ingredient in authentic Southern gumbo and other soups and stews, okra can also be roasted, pickled, dipped, or grilled. Despite being slow to evolve from seeding to fruiting, pods form repeatedly and quickly in late summer.
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Summer Squash

Green, gold, yellow, striped or round zucchini may be the most commonly grown summer squashes, but scalloped pattypan, straightneck, and crookneck are just as easy to include in the summer garden. Some are smooth-skinned others are bumpy; all have soft skin and can be eaten raw and unpeeled.
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Five Easy Vegetables

By Master Gardener Stephanie Wrightson Are you ready to jump into home food gardening? Picking a luscious tomato that tastes better than anything you can buy at the store is a real motivator. Growing your own means that you can choose unusual varieties, and you can grow them inexpensively.
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Pinus radiata 2015

Monterey pine structural failure profile.
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Eucalyptus globulus 2014

Eucalyptus globulus (blue gum) Structural Failure Profile Western Arborist Magazine Winter 2014 Euc globulus 2014...
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Counties and Numbers

Counties and NumbersA look at the counties the reports are coming from as of March 17, 2026Over 1000: San Francisco 2996, Alameda 1780, San Mateo1558, Santa Clara 1277500-999:, Contra Costa 664, Los Angeles 579, Napa 529100-499: Marin 446, Sacramento 371, Sonoma 322, Shasta 311, Ventura 307, El Dorado 283,…
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Pinus pinea 2015

Italian stone pine from the Fall 2015 issue of Western Arborist. Thanks to WCISA and Western Arborist Magazine.
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Aptos microburst

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