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We have created this resource guide as an informational tool to assist teachers, administrators, parents, and others who want to install, rejuvenate, or maintain a garden at their local school as an educational experience for all students and their communities.

CA Ag in the Classroom -Their mission is to increase awareness and understanding of agriculture among California's educators and students with an appreciation of agriculture by all.

We hope that the following web-site will inspire you to apply for a school garden grant. There are many resources available to teachers and school gardens.

Organic materials make up approximately two-thirds of the waste stream. While much of this is paper which can be used more efficiently or recycled, a large portion is material like food waste for which few beneficial options outside of composting exist.

Planting Guide - A useful chart that shows planting and harvesting dates of warm and cool season crops that do well in our area.

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Welcome to Garden Notes, a quarterly journal with gardening information.

by Laurie Berg - Master Gardener The lazy days of summer have arrived. Those rainy days that made spring seem more like winter have left us and the more characteristic hot valley days have finally taken their place. The good news is that the garden is making up for lost time and really looking lush.

July 4th is a time of patriotic celebration and is also a target date for starting my transplants for a cool season vegetable gar-den. It is a funny time of year to be thinking cool, yet the summer solstice is past, days are getting shorter and fall ap-proaches though many hot days lie ahead.