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TREE SELECTION Trees are a costly and major part of your landscape. Trees provide shade, privacy, and beauty but a tree in the wrong place can become an expensive problem in years to come.

$37.50 including sales tax and U.S. shipping/handling Order A Gardener's Companion 3rd edition (2017) Download the order form , fill out, and mail your form and check to the address on the form.

Oaks are frequently included in California landscapes, though many gardeners are unaware that they may require special treatment in order to thrive.

Some key methods in IPM programs include: Plant pest resistant or well adapted plant varieties such as native plants.

Storm drains are frequently located in streets, usually along curbs, but may also be in alleys, driveways, etc. You may have seen logos of fish painted near them with a warning against dumping of toxic materials into them. Stormwater and irrigation runoff from gardens and lawns, car washing, etc.

Click for Home, Garden, Landscape & Turf IPM Information Fresno Metropolitan Flood Control District Helpful Tips for Preventing Pollution City of Fresno Household Hazardous Waste Disposal County of Fresno Household Hazardous Waste Disposal USDA Backyard Conservation Booklet (PDF) NCRS Resources for...

What is an active ingredient? An active ingredient is the chemical(s) in a product that are responsible for the pesticidal effect.

The Perennial Garden is a showcase for hardy, drought-tolerant plants that grow well in Fresno area gardens with average care. The Garden of the Sun contains a variety of different sections that include vegetables roses sun and shade etc.

1. Select Quality Trees Nursery tree selection is one of the most important investment decisions a homeowner can make. Healthy trees make our environment more pleasant and increase the value of our real estate.

The Integrated Pest Management (IPM) project is a pesticide user public education and awareness program. It is in partnership with the Fresno Metropolitan Flood Control District, and UC Master Gardeners of Fresno County.