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Hello 4-H Community, The 4-H Program, both locally and across the state, has been impacted by the COVID 19 virus. The Shelter in Place order has returned for Monterey County residents. The California State 4-H office is requiring that 4-H in-person meetings do not take place during this time.

Paperwhites By Alissa Bright UCCE Master Gardener Narcissus Papyraceus Planting Area: Indoors in any zone Size: 12 tall when mature Bloom Season: Indoors in any season Exposure: Full to partial sunlight Pruning needs: No pruning required Water Needs: Fill your vase with water up to the basal root.

In September 2020, Governor Gavin Newsom signed into law Assembly Bill 1788, which prohibits almost all uses of second-generation anticoagulant rodenticides (SGARs) statewide.

Weekly Zoom Presentation 39th Annual Landscape Management Seminar Annual Fruit Tree Pruning Demonstrations A Note About Irrigation Winter Pruning of Outdoor Roses Dormant Treatment for Home Fruit Trees and other Plants...

Firesticks By Leslie Stevens UCCE Master Gardener Euphorbia tirucalli Rosea' Planting areas: Sunset Zones 15, 16 and 17. Prefers frost-free areas, but tolerates short periods of cold temperatures down to 30 degrees Fahrenheit. Provide protective covering if colder temperatures are longer lasting.

The San Joaquin Valley sits below 6 percent ICU capacity. As a resident of the Valley with my mother in my household, this is worrisome. I have cancelled all of my travel plans for the winter break.

Today on In the Garden with UC Master Gardeners, MG and today's host Dece Morgan talks to amateur mycologist Joanne Schwartz about her methods for identifying safe and dangerous wild mushrooms and will let you know the best places to find them.

A scientific research project may initially be deemed a failure, but failure can lead to success. It did recently at the University of California, Davis.

Greetings! In this issue, we're pleased to share tips on...

Ornamental Plant of the Month - How About A Smaller Tree For Your Yard? Edible Plant of the Month - What in the Heck is Chicory?