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Just four chores per month, one per week, to consider this wintery season. Hopefully, there are enough pleasant winter days to get them accomplished. January Ideas ONE Plant a bare root rose or fruit tree if there is room in the landscape.

In the first few months of the yearthat time between the hectic holiday season and busy spring gardeningI like to sit in a comfortable chair with a cup of something warm to drink next to a stack of good books.

Baby, it's cold outside! The winter, though mild when comparing the season with the rest of the country, further complicates life for those facing hunger, food scarcity, and food insecurity. For our community, the St. Joseph's-Jerry Roek Memorial Garden addresses hunger and food insecurity.

Moss. Friend or foe in the garden? It depends. Moss on a rooftop is not a welcome site for a homeowner. For some gardeners, moss is a delicate plant that provides serenity and beauty in a landscaped garden.

A few years ago our daughter gave us a few bottles of infused olive oils. They were really beautiful. Many of us love making and receiving a personal hand made gift. With this gift it provided me the opportunity to explore what can be used to infuse flavors into olive oil.

Vonny Barlow, former UC Cooperative Extension entomology and crop production advisor in Riverside County, passed away unexpectedly on Dec. 9 from a massive heart attack after being transported to a Palm Springs hospital. He was 55.

UCPath begins processing W-2s in late January. To ensure the information on your W-2 is complete, accurate and reaches you, please take the following steps by Jan. 15, 2021. Verify your personal email and home address in UCPath online.

Paul Schattenberg 210-859-5752 paschattenberg@ag.tamu.edu Texas A&M AgriLife researchers have made a discovery that will help combat fastidious pathogens, which cost U.S. agriculture alone billions of dollars annually. Kranthi Mandadi, Ph.D., inspects a grapefruit for citrus greening.

The poinsettia remains the most popular of the holiday plants, but a healthy Christmas cactus in full bloom is also a great indoor plant this time of year.

We have received a few questions about how to report clientele contacts given UCCE has switched to primarilyonline direct Extension activities or indirect Extension activities due to the COVID-19 pandemic.