Test PB Collection: FTE

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Join the UC Master Gardeners of Amador County Heritage Rose Garden for their last Open Garden Day of the season.

Join us for our monthly Felton Discovery Park work party! Volunteers meet at the Felton Library parking lot and walk to the adjacent Discovery Park on the first Saturday of each month from 9-11. We weed and plant and learn as we go. Rain cancels the event.

Cultivating healthy soil helps the home gardener grow vibrant veggies and herbs, bountiful fruit trees and gorgeous flowers! Monterey and Santa Cruz County Master Gardeners invite our local community to join us to learn regenerative soil techniques that you can add to your gardening bag of tricks.

Cultivating healthy soil helps the home gardener grow vibrant veggies and herbs, bountiful fruit trees and gorgeous flowers! Monterey and Santa Cruz County Master Gardeners invite our local community to join us to learn regenerative soil techniques that you can add to your gardening bag of tricks.

Fall Citrus Meeting on October 9, 2024 We are excited to bring a group of UC experts to you for a Fall Citrus Meeting on October 9, 2024, at the Lindcove Conference Room.

If you don't think you have space for a fruit tree, come learn about the Fruit Bush Method. It allows you to keep newly planted apple, apricot, plum, pear, peach, cherry, and other deciduous fruit trees small, and still get plenty of fruit.

If you don't think you have space for a fruit tree, come learn about the Fruit Bush Method. It allows you to keep newly planted apple, apricot, plum, pear, peach, cherry, and other deciduous fruit trees small, and still get plenty of fruit.

PLT Educator Workshop for CSUF Pre-Service Education students. If you are a UC or pre-service professor who wants to get your students certified in PLT, please reach out! We can find a way to host a workshop specific for your students' needs.

If you don't think you have space for a fruit tree, come learn about the Fruit Bush Method. It allows you to keep newly planted apple, apricot, plum, pear, peach, cherry, and other deciduous fruit trees small, and still get plenty of fruit.