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UC Master Gardeners of El Dorado County: Event

Central Sierra: UC Master Gardener Volunteer Training Orientation | El Dorado County

Event Date
Oct 8, 2025

Come Grow with Us! UC Master Gardener Volunteer El Dorado County Training 2026 Become an expert - a UC Master Gardener Obtain extensive training from experts (18 weeks!) Give back to your El Dorado County community Share what you learn at community events Answer questions at the Master Gardener help…
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UC Master Gardeners of El Dorado County: Event

Central Sierra: UC Master Gardener Volunteer Training Orientation | El Dorado County

Event Date
Sep 17, 2025

Come Grow With Us! UC Master Gardener Volunteer El Dorado County Training 2026 Become an expert - a UC Master Gardener Obtain extensive training from experts (18 weeks!) Give back to your El Dorado County community Share what you learn at community events Answer questions at the Master Gardener help…
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Irrigation and Nutrient Management: Page

Irrigation Calculator

This calculator determines crop ET since the last irrigation based on weather data from local weather stations associated with crop crop canopy size. It can be used on a smartphone (saved to home screen as an app), or on a desktop/laptop through a web browser like Chrome. This version is…
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UC Marin Master Gardeners: Article

Saffron made simple: grow the world's priciest spice at home

September 15, 2025
By Bonnie A Nielsen
 Saffron is one of the most expensive spices in the world—but did you know you can grow it right in your own backyard? With a little effort and patience, Marin home gardeners can cultivate Crocus sativus, the plant that produces saffron, even in containers or raised beds. This fall-blooming flower…
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herd of cattle wearing virtual fencing collars next to fuel break grazing results where range has been effectively grazed
UCCE Central Sierra: Article

Central Sierra: Virtual Fencing Enables Cattle to Install Fuel Breaks in the Wildland-Urban Interface

September 15, 2025
By Brian J Allen, Scott R Oneto
Strategically placed buffers help slow the spread of wildfire California’s annual rangelands are famous for their green, rolling hills in winter and spring. But as the grass dries out, these landscapes become highly flammable and pose a significant fire risk. According to CAL FIRE’s Wildfire Activity…
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UC Master Gardeners of Merced County: Event

Garden Tool Maintenance

Event Date
Oct 25, 2025

UC Master Gardeners of Merced County presents "Garden Tool Maintenance", a Public Workshop on Saturday, October 25th from 10 am - 12 noon.  Presenter: Daryl Fishman, Landscaper  Topics covered in this workshop are: -Basics of tool care and maintenance -Hands-on exercise on sharpening shears,…
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UC Master Gardeners of Merced County: Event

Coastal Redwoods in the Central Valley

Event Date
Oct 11, 2025

UC Master Gardeners of Merced County present "Coastal Redwoods in the Central Valley," a Public Workshop on Saturday, October 11th from 10 am - 12 noon.  Presenter: Tim Sullivan, UC Master Gardener of Fresno County  Topics covered in this workshop are: -The Challenge: Growing Coastal Redwoods…
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Under the Solano Sun: Article

The Comedian Next Door

September 15, 2025
By Jennifer M Baumbach
Blog by Michelle SchlegelIt’s that time of year when the Amaryllis belladonna blooms. They are a bulb originally from South Africa, but have naturalized here in many parts of California. These Amaryllis survive with just our winter rains, but in dryer years, they benefit from some extra water. Amaryllis…
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Over the Fence (Alameda County): Article

California Native Plants and Your Garden: a Plant Community Approach

September 12, 2025
By Linda Carloni
 California native plants can add beauty to your garden, reduce your water use and support the native wildlife.  All good!  This blog discusses why native plants are important, the communities in which they naturally grow and how that knowledge can guide your plant selection.  Why…
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Over the Fence (Alameda County): Article

California Native Plants and Your Garden: a Plant Community Approach

September 12, 2025
By Linda Carloni
 California native plants can add beauty to your garden, reduce your water use and support the native wildlife.  All good!  This blog discusses why native plants are important, the communities in which they naturally grow and how that knowledge can guide your plant selection.  Why…
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