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A couple of years ago, I was in need of a flowering vine which could handle morning shade and afternoon sun. I selected a Cobaea scandens from Annie's Annuals and Perennials. I was enchanted by the photos on the description of the plant, as well as it's whimsical common name, Cup and Saucer Vine.

"In 1973 Dr. David Gibby of the Washington State University Extension Center started a program to meet the demand for urban horticulture and gardening advice, which has since expanded to all 50 states and 8 Canadian provinces.

His vast research over the last 40 plus years has made him an expert in all things turf-related.

A garden is the way that the land says, I love you. Braiding SweetgrassRobin Wall Kimmerer Thats not the normal salutation, but it is the wishful thinking found deep in our bones. Our plants and trees so need a deep watering, as do our souls.

The 2022 Ask A Master Gardener Season was outstanding! We straddle two fiscal years, so the numbers below represent our contacts from April-October 2022.

When the Speakers Bureau Speaks, People Listen! Here is what our audience is saying in return Beginning gardener here; thanks so much for all this amazing information. Great job all! Amazingly knowledgeable speakers! This has been an exceptionally informative, practical, and helpful seminar.

Many of you know that our UC Master Gardener Program Mission Statement includes reaching underserved populations in our county.

As the cool autumn breeze blows and the leaves change color, fall activities are in full swing in schools, along with preparations for a successful winter garden. School gardens take center stage at this time, with harvest festivals and educational activities.

Were building a new demonstration pollinator garden at Gehringer Community Garden in North Concord.

Theres a hidden treasure in Contra Costa County. No, its not buried deep in a cave in the hills or in the lair of a fire-breathing dragon. Its spread out over the whole 716 square miles of this county.