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UC Master Food Preservers of Central Sierra: Article

Central Sierra: Saving the Last of the Zucchini (Until you can appreciate it again)

October 3, 2025
By Robin E Martin
Preserve It! Oh Dear, the Zucchini! Pickling is one of the oldest methods of food preservation. Queen Cleopatra attributed her legendary beauty as well as her health to the pickles in her diet. Roman troops were given pickles in their diet believing it would make them strong.What if you don’t have many…
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UC Master Gardeners of El Dorado County: Article

Central Sierra: What is Wrecking Your Lawn?

October 3, 2025
By Robin E Martin
How to identify the pests that are damaging your lawn What is wrecking your lawn? It could be skunks, raccoons, moles, voles, pocket gophers, or lawn insects. Each leave behind evidence and signs of their presence.Skunks are out at dusk, during the night, and at dawn in residential areas searching for…
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Fresno Gardening Green: Article

Tiny enemies of aloe and agave plants

October 3, 2025
By Eric G Middleton
Succulents like aloes and agaves are common landscape plants throughout much of California and are prized both for their beauty and their drought-tolerant features. Unfortunately, there are several arthropod pests that can damage or even kill these hardy plants. Below are three pests you should be…
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Fresno Gardening Green: Article

This week in the garden: Oct. 3 - 9

October 3, 2025
By Jeannette Warnert
Pick a bouquet of herbs in the early morning to retain flavor. Keep them in a vase and use them all week.TasksMonitor soil moisture after rain and water if needed, especially for trees and shrubs.Renovate cool-season lawns – remove thatch and aerate.Hand pick snails and slugs in the early morning or use bait…
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Diane Ullman speaking at dedication of Nature's Gallery. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Bug Squad: Article

Helping the UC Davis Art/Science Fusion Program: Let's Do This!

October 2, 2025
By Kathy Keatley Garvey
 Let's do this! The UC Davis Art/Science Fusion Program has launched a Crowdfund campaign to raise $10,000 during the month of October and needs our help.Any amount matters and every amount is appreciated.This is the program at which UC Davis undergraduate students connect science with art,…
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UC Cooperative Extension Trinity County: Article

Cloverleaf September 2025

October 2, 2025
This issue contains: Enrollment for 2025-2026Trinity 4-H Club InfoTrinity 4-H EventsTrinity 4-H Town Hall Meetings 2025-2026Livestock Project ScholarshipArticle on 2025 Trinity County Fair Livestock Auction 
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Under the Solano Sun: Article

Dazzling Limelight

October 2, 2025
By Jennifer M Baumbach
Blog by Patricia Matteson When I turned a corner in the Mendocino Coast Botanical Garden in late July and found myself facing this blooming plant, the sight stopped me in my tracks! The striking contrast between the chartreuse calyxes and the electric blue blossoms blew me away. I immediately…
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UC Master Gardener Coordinators: Page

Rebranding Timeline

We’re entering an exciting new chapter! In October 2025, the UC Master Gardener Program will officially launch its refreshed look as part of the UC ANR brand family. This update is about more than a new logo, it’s about celebrating who we are today and creating a consistent, professional identity that…
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