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🍂🐇🐓🐴 Fall for 4-H Fall Fair! 🍂📍 Yuba County Sheriff’s Posse Arena📅 Sunday, October 19, 2025 | ⏰ Shows start at 9 AMJoin us for a fun-filled day of 4-H shows, educational booths, and hands-on experiences! Show classes include pygmy goats, rabbits, chickens, and horses—with buckles for winners and ribbons for…
This is too good not to share!"That Wasp Guy" Sloan Tomlinson of Hatfield, Mass., an artist, photographer, researcher, and educator who "shares the beauty of the most-maligned insects: wasps," now has an incredible tattoo on his arm. It's of a Megarhyssa atrata, also known as the black…
The Contra Costa UC Master Gardener volunteer Team works hand-in-hand with teachers, staff, and parents to create, improve, and beautify school gardens throughout Contra Costa County. Master Gardener volunteers play an important role in over forty elementary, intermediate, and high school gardens, plus a few…
This week representatives of the UC Master Gardeners of Orange County will be on hand partnering with the California Master Beekeeper Program (CAMBP), which is a continuous train-the-trainer effort to assist members serving as mentors for other beekeepers. Their focus at this event will be education…
House Plant RescueHaving trouble with your houseplants? Join Certified Master Gardener, Gretchen Evirs, and learn how you can bring your houseplants back to life. Learn common problems and pests and the best conditions to grow your houseplants in.Date: Saturday, January 24, 2026Time: 11am-12noonLocation:…
As Thanksgiving approaches, many of us start planning our holiday meals. While turkey, cranberries, and pumpkins may get most of the attention, herbs also play an important role in our Thanksgiving meals. Herbs like sage, thyme, rosemary, parsley, and chives provide flavor and a pleasing aroma to our meals…
The Eastern Sierra has had several economic strategy documents developed in the past decade to help guide development. The following reports gathered here into a single hub, represent an overview of primary regional and local community and economic strategies. These are suggested for review by…
Creating a vibrant shaded area is all about contrast and creativity—playing with layers and combining plants of varying heights and textures for a natural, woodland vibe. Before you start planting, it’s important to understand the light, soil, and microclimates in space. The following steps will…
Fall is officially here! Even though the weather is still warm in many places in California, leaves are beginning to drop and things are starting to slow down in our gardens. It’s time to prepare for garden and landscape pest problems that could come with the changing season. Did you know that UC IPM…
Douglas iris (Iris douglasiana) is a great foundational plant for a sunny or shady part of your garden. The foliage is green all year round, and when in bloom in the spring, it is a welcome spot of color in shaded areas.While they can tolerate full sun, a good location for Douglas iris in a garden is one…