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- Efficient Water Management
- Enhance Your Garden With Succulents
- Gael Perrin
- Garden Help from UC Marin Master Gardeners
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- Visit us at the Help Desk
- The Leaflet
- Chamomile: easy to grow and makes a nice cup of tea
- Succulents: little effort, big reward
- Ferns: ancient plants for modern gardens
- Fertilizers: what does it all mean?
- Harvesting summer crops for optimal taste and texture
- Help your cut flowers live longer
- Blueberries: healthy, tasty, and pretty
- Growing and harvesting beets
- Oak trees of Marin
- Hummingbirds, nature’s extremists
- The beauty and benefits of houseplants
- What to do with spent bulbs
- Fruit trees: benefits of thinning young fruit
- Microgreens: tiny plants, big flavor
- How to grow colorful, delicious beans
- All about citrus
- Ornamental grasses enliven Marin gardens
- Inviting good guys into the garden
- Preventing a codling moth invasion
- Stop snails in their tracks
- Bright spots of color help lift the drabness of the winter garden
- Caring for holiday gift plants
- Want to try an edible flower? Grow artichokes!
- Native plant propagation efforts restore critical Marin flora
- Japanese maples dazzle in autumn
- Container gardening offers many benefits
- Tips for growing gorgeous camellias
- Redwood trees are horticultural marvels, but they’re challenging in backyard settings
- Pomegranates: an ancient tree made for drought
- Plant bulbs now for spring color
- Nothing quite like a freshly picked bouquet
- Seeds hold the miracle of life, so save, swap and share them
- Sold on Salvia
- Sudden Oak Death: a million trees gone and counting
- Habitat gardens entice tiny winged friends into the garden
- Growing In Your Garden Now - Fava Beans
- Using water effectively in the garden
- Yikes, thrips
- Growing a salad garden in a pot
- Rain gardens: an attractive solution to a challenging environmental problem
- How to select bare root roses
- Lovely birds have become pests
- Australian plants shine in winter
- Get a head start on spring with cold frames
- Snails and slugs: how to keep these slimy invaders out of your garden
- Sow seeds now for colorful flowers in spring and summer
- Fire-safe landscaping can be beautiful
- Plants that are made for the shade
- Chinese pistache tree glows in autumn
- Attracting honey and native bees to your garden
- Plant wildflowers now to enjoy a colorful spring and summer
- Native shrubs create a visual anchor in landscapes - fast
- What to plant in the fall-winter veggie garden
- Proper pruning of wisteria produces a plethora of blossoms
- Compost for every corner of your spring garden
- Paying attention to mushrooms
- Inviting butterflies into the garden
- Growing in your garden now - blueberries
- What's the best way to plant a fruit tree?
- How to protect plants from frost
- What's that plant?
- Bright spots of color help lift the drabness of the winter garden
- Books for Marin gardeners
- Benefits of School Gardens
- Trees: not just nice to look at
- Dealing with mosquitos
- Epilobium – California fuchsia
- Why bees matter, and how you can help
- How to Pick the Right Plant for the Right Place in Your Garden
- What's That Plant?
- Pollination
- Tip: How to Keep Cut Flowers Fresh
- Late Summer Color
- What's cooking in the veggie garden?
- Short on space? Containers to the rescue...
- Herbs: tough, attractive, practical
- These plants are true companions
- Companion planting in the vegetable garden
- Get Grounded – Healthy Soil Does Matter
- Mushrooms on the March
- Our Gentle Winters are Good for Vegetables
- Rodents like it Warm
- Know What Makes an Invasive Species Invasive
- California Natives - Plant Like a Native
- Consider a Simple Water-Catchment System and Rain Garden/Bioswale Before Winter Rains Arrive
- Have You Scheduled a FREE Bay-Friendly Garden Walk?
- A Green Autumn
- Rx for Pests: Ants
- Fine Tune Your Garden
- Colorful Drought-Tolerant Plants Thrive in Marin
- Water Restrictions and Recognizing Signs of Water Stress
- UC Researcher Is Helping Plants Survive the Drought
- Summer Is Perfect For Peppers
- Do the Leaves on Your Trees Look Scorched?
- Fine Tune Your Garden
- How to Recognize Drought and Water Stress
- Spring is the Time for Potatoes, Asparagus and Citrus
- Don't Let Stink Bugs... Bug Your Vegetables
- Harvesting Berries
- Water Heroes
- Natural Cold Storage
- Fruit Trees; Why We Treat Them in Dormancy
- Fondness for Old Friends
- What Happens to Garden Bad Guys in Winter?
- Plants that aren't blown away by the wind
- A hill o' beans
- Fruit tree thinning
- Fragrant plants: Add some chocolate or Kool-Aid to your garden
- Top 10 resolutions for Marin gardeners
- Trees with interesting bark shine in winter
- Who says your garden has to be green?
- Plant bulbs now for spring beauty
- Gardener's checklist for fall
- Cover crops boost soil in vegetable beds
- Rx: Living with deer
- Growing berries in Marin
- How to build healthy soil
- Gardener's checklist for summer
- Water-saving tips for the home garden
- Gardener's checklist for spring
- Stop the popping - Controlling hairy bittercress
- How to control aphids
- Brightening up the winter garden
- Selecting a fruit tree
- What to plant and harvest in the winter vegetable garden
- Rain, rain, don't go away
- Gardener's checklist for winter
- Getting rid of rats
- Fall: a time for planning and planting
- Asparagus: spears for years
- Lawn: use it or lose it
- Rx for powdery mildew
- Echeveria imbricata
- Pruning hydrangeas to maximize bloom
- Plant sweet peas in fall, enjoy heavenly fragrance in spring
- Propagation
- Farmers Markets
- Great Gardening Information
- Gardening Resources
- Gardening Tips & Techniques
- Growing Edibles
- Integrated Pest Management
- Pests & Other Problems
- Hellebores add color to your winter garden
- Holiday Gift Ideas for People Who Love Plants and Flowers
- How Integrated Pest Management saved four loquat trees
- Marin Master Gardener Independent Journal Articles
- New Member Application Season Now Open
- Plant a Winter Cover Crop
- Rats, Rats, Rats
- Selecting Plants
- Speaker Information
- Tomato Q & A
- UC Marin Master Gardener Events & Classes
- UC Marin Master Gardeners Opportunity Fund: Providing for the Future
- Which Tree Should I grow?