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UC Master Gardeners of Monterey, San Benito & Santa Cruz Counties: Article

What to Know About Watering

May 1, 2026
By Denise Pinard
 What to Know About Watering(Short Answer: It Depends)by Delise Weir, Master Gardener How Much Should I Water?In almost every gardening class I’ve taught or attended, the same question inevitably arises: “How much should I water?”The answer is always, “It depends.” But what does it depend on?Soil:…
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small container garden contains three small echiveria and other succulents, pebbles and a tiny wooden A-frame house
UC Master Gardeners of El Dorado County: Article

Central Sierra: Best Plants for Imagination Gardens | El Dorado County

May 1, 2026
Imagination gardens are a fun way to plant container gardens Almost all these tiny plants do best in indirect light and in moderate temperatures; in other words, indoors in the summer and winter. They may outgrow a small container but can be divided or pinched back to stay in scale. Do keep their feet…
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UC Rice Blog: Article

A lot of April rain!

May 1, 2026
By Bruce A Linquist
We have had a lot of rain this past April. I wanted to look at this year relative to previous years. I maintain an on-going database from three CIMIS stations in the Sacramento Valley Rice growing region (Davis, Colusa/Williams and Durham/Biggs). I develop an index where I take the average values from these…
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Ceanothus with bumble bee
UC Master Gardeners of San Mateo & San Francisco Counties: Event

Habitat Gardening - Attracting Birds, Bees and Butterflies to your Garden

Jun 7, 2026

Would you like to invite birds, bees and butterflies into your backyard? Have you considered adding pollinator-friendly and California native plants to your garden? Not sure where to start? In this talk, UC Master Gardeners Lynne Trulio and Bobby Nabili will share tips and tricks to help you be successful in…
UC Master Gardeners of San Mateo & San Francisco Counties
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UC Small Farms Network: Page

Legacy Resources

This section contains legacy resources produced and curated by the Small Farms teams from 1995-2017. These materials are preserved for reference, research, and recordkeeping purposes. For more recent and actively maintained information, please visit our Resource Database.These resources were created in…
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285 year old lemon
Topics in Subtropics: Article

Horticultural Myths

May 1, 2026
By Ben A Faber
These are practices and or products that many people working in our industry may hold to be useful but have no scientific basis for their method of action. They are formed from misinformation passed on over the generations or from common observations that are misinterpreted. A good example is that of placing…
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UC Small Farms Network: Page

News & Events

Looking to stay in the loop? You’re in the right place.Our News & Events hub connects you to what’s happening across the Small Farms Network—from blog stories that highlight local team efforts, farmer experiences, and practical tools, to an events calendar featuring upcoming workshops, trainings and…
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California Agritourism: Event

Central Valley Agritourism Intensive

Sep 8, 2026

Have you considered opening your farm to the public?Offering agritourism on your farm can:Diversify and increase your revenueCreate a direct-to-consumer market outletIncrease your brand awarenessConnect you to your communityUC SAREP is partnering with F3 Local to provide the Central Valley Agritourism…
California Agritourism
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Who's eating my plants
UC Master Gardeners of Solano County: Event

What's Eating My Plants

Jun 3, 2026

Common good and bad insects Pest Mangagement Disease Cyles Smart Prevention  Event flyer 
UC Master Gardeners of Solano County
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