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Recommended Varieties UC Master Gardener article about starting seeds Vegetable Garden Basics_UC Publication UC Vegetable Research & Information Center CALENDARS BY SEASON: Fall Harvest Winter Harvest Spring Harvest GREEN BEANS Days to Harvest: 50 - 80 days Plant seeds in: April, May, June & July...
Winter Pest Management in Backyard Deciduous Fruit Trees, ANR Publication 8368UC Berkley Urban Bee Lab passes along some of the secrets of attracting, housing and feeding some of nature's hardest working pollinators.
Highlights from our Fall Faire 2019! Scarecrow Instructions for Fall Faire Click on the Image for the 2019 Tomato Sale Photo Gallery! Click on the Image for the 2018 Tomato Sale Project Photo Gallery! Click on the Image for the 2017 Tomato Sale Project Photo Gallery! Check out the Tomato Sale 2016 -...
The Most Common Pests and Problems Encountered by Napa County Home Gardener The UC IPM Statewide Integrated Pest Management Program has produced publications about specific pests or pest management topics that are directed at California's home and landscape audiences.
Vegetable Varieties - Recommended varieties Seed Starting - UC Master Gardener article about seed starting Vegetable Garden Basics (ANR #8059) - UC publication UC Vegetable Research & Information Center CALENDARS BY SEASON: Fall Harvest Summer Harvest Spring Harvest BEETS Days to Harvest:50 - 80 da...
Vegetable Varieties CORN Bonanza, Country Gentleman, Early Sunglow, Golden Bantam, Honey and Cream, Jubilee, Kandy Korn CUCUMBER Armenian, Burpee Hybrid, Lemon, Sweet Slice, Triumph Hybrid, Victory Hybrid EGGPLANT Black Beauty, Burpee Hybrid, Japanese Long, Ichiban Hybrid GREEN BEANS - BUSH Blue Lak...
Seed Starting March 16, 2009 By Susanne von Rosenberg, UC Master Gardener Weve had so much warm weather in Napa County recently, its hard to remember that our typical last-frost date is actually April 15.
