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Five Asian Vegetables to Try in Your Garden

Master Gardener Volunteer Hugh Globerson with Mizuna Every year, in our Lake Merritt Trials Garden, the Master Gardeners grow a variety of herbs and vegetables to see how different varieties produce in our Oakland climate and soil. We then recommend the best varieties to the gardening public.
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Videos - How To, Tips, Techniques

Watch UC Master Gardeners' gardening videos for expert tips, tutorials, and inspiration to enhance your gardening skills and knowledge.
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Purslane, Weed It or Eat It

Purslane is a nutritious plant that has been grown for more than 4,000 years as a food and medicinal plant and is still cultivated in many places today.
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Squirrel-Resistant Beans

By trial and error, a master gardener discovered that his local squirrels loved string bean shoots, but didn't prefer Asian Long Beans.
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Hayward Demonstration Garden

The Master Gardener organizers at the Hayward Community Garden are delighted to announce the creation of our new garden in Hayward. The newest Demonstration Garden provides a perfect place for Master Gardeners to share year-round sustainable gardening practices.
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Lucky Carrots

Need a lucky start to your garden? Certain foods symbolize luck and prosperity. Carrots, said to resemble lucky pennies when sliced, are on the list and a Bay Area garden favorite.
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Your Food Garden in Drought

When facing a serious drought, we can be water-wise and successful in growing a food garden. Here are some things to consider when planning a food garden during a drought and some suggestions for optimizing water usage.
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Soil and Water Testing

Links to specific resources for garden soil testing, nutrient deficiencies, and heavy metal (lead) detection
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