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Garlic (Allium sativum) is loved and respected around the world as a symbol of protection and luck. It is thought to impart strength and endurance and is prized as a natural medicinal remedy with antibacterial, antiviral and antifungal properties. Impressive for such a humble vegetable.

Learn how to identify and manage the invasive Tree of Heaven with guidance from UC Master Gardeners of Alameda County. Protect your landscape today!

Learn how to identify and manage the invasive Tree of Heaven with guidance from UC Master Gardeners of Alameda County. Protect your landscape today!

Learn how to identify and manage the invasive Tree of Heaven with guidance from UC Master Gardeners of Alameda County. Protect your landscape today!

Learn how to identify and manage the invasive Tree of Heaven with guidance from UC Master Gardeners of Alameda County. Protect your landscape today!

Welcome, November! This month kicks off an important fundraising time, which means it's an important month for marketing and communications. In this issue of Rooted in Marketing, we go in-depth on Giving Tuesday and how to make it a successful day through your social media, newsletter, and email channels…

This quarter's coordinator newsletter covers the statewide office reorganization update, the 2024 Annual Coordinator Conference recap, and IWP website migration key takeaways and support. It also includes information on 2024 annual reappointment, sharing photos for the 2023 and 2024 Impact Report, Giving…

So.... Alfalfa Growers. Is choosing an alfalfa variety important? You betcha (as they say in Minnesota)...

Early one morning this fall, three National Park Service researchers from the Klamath Inventory and Monitoring Network (KLMN) scrambled over minivan-sized boulders on a remote butte in Lassen Volcanic National Park.

And why? Dormancy! Vegetables can provide color too! Try Asian greens like Mizuna Purple and Han Tsai Tai (beautiful and tasty) or Ornamental Kale and Cabbage. Pansy/Viola, Snapdragons, Sweet Peas, Cyclamen, and Stock are discussed in much detail. African Violets for the inside also.