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UC Master Food Preservers of Humboldt & Del Norte Counties: Page

2026 Master Food Preserver Training

 The UC Master Food Preserver Program is open to individuals seeking to enhance community knowledge of home food preservation methods. Applicants for the UC Master Food Preserver Program must be willing to share the knowledge and skills they have learned from certification training through local…
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The Coastal Gardener : Article

Winter in the Moss Family Temperate Woodland Garden at Humboldt Botanical Garden

December 16, 2025
By June Walsh
 By June WalshWinter in the Moss Family Temperate Woodland Garden at Humboldt Botanical Garden brings new colors and blooms after the exuberance of Spring and Summer. The deciduous trees, magnolias, maples, dogwoods, red bud, Styrax and Stewartia colo rtheir leaves yellows, browns, and brilliant…
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UC Cooperative Extension Marin County: Page

Livestock and Natural Resources

Drought Management strategies for livestock & range management. Value Chain Analysis - These economic impact analyses provided estimates of how each agricultural business, dairy, grass-fed beef and grain operations, affect both job creation and generate business and tax revenue in the North Bay.
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backyard composting
UC Marin Master Gardeners: Event

Backyard Composting

Event Date
Mar 11, 2026

Program: Composting, the mystery of gardening! Join us and learn how to compost using kitchen and table scraps, dry and moist plant material to create nutrient-rich organic matter. Compost will improve your soil and plants, while at the same time reducing the waste in our landfills.Speaker: Joan Irwin has…
UC Marin Master Gardeners
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UC Marin Master Gardeners: Event

Nuts!

Event Date
Feb 23, 2026

Program: Can you grow Nuts in Marin? Some think nuts are tough to crack. Come learn about the dos and don’ts of growing these nutritious, delicious snacks in our area. Learn about the six most popular nuts, their attributes and how to grow and store them. We’re nuts about nuts!Speakers: Keri Pon has been a…
UC Marin Master Gardeners
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UC Marin Master Gardeners: Event

Growing and Pruning Roses

Event Date
Feb 17, 2026

Program: Come learn how to select, grow, and prune roses for our local gardens. There will be a demonstration on how to prune roses during the class.Speaker: Rod Kerr is a Master Gardener who has been growing and tending roses for more than 30 years. He has been teaching classes on growing roses to master…
UC Marin Master Gardeners
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Deer are vegetarians, so they will dine on your foliage, but the young are very engaging. Photo: Diane Lynch
UC Marin Master Gardeners: Event

Keeping Varmints at Bay

Event Date
Jan 27, 2026

Program: Do you look out the window and find your roses beheaded? Are your carefully cultivated fruits and vegetables partially eaten? Or, have your plants disappeared in entirety? It’s likely your garden is being appreciated by deer, gophers or rats. Come and get information and techniques to help home…
UC Marin Master Gardeners
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Instructor demonstrating proper winter fruit tree pruning
UC Master Gardeners of Monterey & Santa Cruz Counties: Event

Winter Fruit Tree Pruning

Event Date
Jan 24, 2026

Do you have fruit trees in need of pruning? Do you want help sorting out the difference between a thinning cut and a heading cut?Bring your gloves and clippers for a hands-on fruit tree pruning demonstration at Sydalyn Hill in Felton!After a brief demonstration and orientation, you’ll join Master Gardener,…
UC Master Gardeners of Monterey & Santa Cruz Counties
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Viburnum tinus seed pods or fruits
UC Marin Master Gardeners: Article

Viburnum tinus: a hard-working, versatile, evergreen shrub

December 16, 2025
Viburnum tinus is a broadleaf evergreen woody shrub that grows 6-12 feet tall and up to 10 feet wide. It is deer, drought, and salt tolerant. Showy, fragrant flowers bloom from November to spring, much to the delight of butterflies, birds, and bees. The flowers appear in clusters, the deep pink buds and…
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UC Marin Master Gardeners: Article

Brighten up your winter landscape

December 16, 2025
Are you looking out your window at a dull gray day -- and garden? Wondering when the roses will start blooming again? Welcome the winter showstoppers of our Mediterranean climate! We are so fortunate to live in an area with a myriad of options for colorful foliage, berries, blooms, fragrance, and habitat for…
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