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The California Native Plant Society (CNPS) is currently sponsoring Bloom! California, a statewide campaign to increase the presence of native plants throughout our state from backyard gardens to city parks to business fronts and more.

Dear Colleagues, UC Research Initiatives in the UC Office of the President is pleased to announce a research funding opportunity for UC multicampus collaborations.

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Nominations are being accepted for the 2022 ANR Distinguished Service Awards, which are sponsored by UC Agriculture and Natural Resources and the Academic Assembly Council. Take advantage of this wonderful opportunity to recognize outstanding achievement by yourself or your colleagues.

Plum, grape, cherry, beefsteak, heirloom. Red, orange, yellow, black, even striped! Tasty AND colorful! Learn more and listen to "In The Garden" radio show podcasts.

*Upcoming Events *Cover Crop Field Day *Cover Crop and Soil Health Field Day...

When evolutionary ecologist Marc Johnson, a professor of biology at the University of Toronto, Mississauga, and his team published their Global Urbanization Drives Adaptation in the Plant White Clover research today (March 17, St.

More green spaces and urban farming opportunities could be helpful in future disasters People who turned to gardening during the COVID-19 pandemic did so to relieve stress, connect with others and grow their own food in hopes of avoiding the virus, according to a survey conducted by researchers at t...

A newly published paper in the Journal of Advanced Research, a collaboration of the Bruce Hammock laboratory at the University of California, Davis, and a team of 40 researchers led by Professor Jeremy Bellien of the Department of Pharmacology, Rouen University Hospital, France, sheds new light on e...

1. Select drought-resistant plants that grow well in your climate zone and microclimate (sun, shade, etc.). Try these search engines: SelecTree: A Tree Selection Guide (calpoly.edu) Plant Search Database Plant Search Database - Water Use Classification of Landscape Species (WUCOLS IV) (ucanr.