Recorded Sessions

Trees for Tomorrow
Janet Hartin, Environmental Horticulturist

WEL; presented 9 Mar 2024

Environmental Horticulturist, Janet Hartin, will discuss how urban trees cool urban heat islands, promote pollination and biodiversity, purify air and water, beautify neighborhoods, conserve water, and reduce energy usage and costs. Trees that will be discussed are resilient to drought, heat, and pests, and require little to no supplemental irrigation once in the landscape for a few years. She will also discuss the “Trees for Tomorrow” program, in which Master Gardeners provide free tree care tips and free trees to residents in low-shade neighborhoods through numerous local partnerships.

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Irrigation - Landscape Design Part 2
Jeffrey Diaz

WEL; presented 10 Feb 2024

Join us for an exclusive workshop on Irrigation Design, where we delve into the essential skill set required by Southern California homeowners to enhance the vitality of their landscapes. Discover the nuances of installing or upgrading an efficient irrigation system tailored to the unique needs of your plants. Gain valuable insights on selecting the most suitable irrigation systems based on your plant varieties, ensuring optimal water conservation and fostering the growth of thriving and contented plants. Elevate your understanding of irrigation practices and equip yourself with the knowledge to establish and sustain a water-efficient landscape.

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Lawn Removal - Landscape Design Part 1
Lynn Coffman, UC Master Gardener

WEL; presented 13 Jan 2024

Removing turf grass is one of the most water-conscious adjustments a homeowner can make to reduce their water usage and associated costs. Turf grass is commonly used in landscaping. Unfortunately, it also requires a large amount of water, time, and money to maintain in our Southern California climate. Conversion to a native landscape may dramatically reduce both water and maintenance expenses. Learn about what you need to know when removing your lawn and the design elements needed to meet the turf replacement requirements.

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Rose Care
Kathy Swanson, UC Master Gardener

Veteran Meeting; presented 11 Jan 2024

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Diagnosing Urban Pest Problems
Karey Windbiel-Rojas, Statewide UC Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Director and IPM Advisor

Lunch & Learn; presented 10 Jan 2024

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Introduction to Produce Safety Rules
Cuong "Jimmy" Nguyen, UCCE Assistant Food Safety and Organic Production Area Adviser, Riverside and Imperial Counties

Lunch & Learn; presented 21 Dec 2023

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History & After Care of Poinsettias
Lois Whyde, UCR Botanic Garden Horticulturist

Veteran Meeting; presented 14 Dec 2023

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Cover Crop and Soil Health Management
Philip Waisen, PhD, UCCE Farm Advisor

Lunch & Learn; presented 16 Nov 2023

For this talk, Philip will talk about the use of different cover crops for nematodes and soil health management in cropping systems. He will cover types with emphasis on those with allelopathic or biofumigant effects for managing soilborne diseases. In addition, the talk will cover other ecosystem benefits of cover crops including soil health improvement and the green manure effect, among others.
Philip Waisen is a Vegetable Crops Advisor with the University of California Cooperative Extension covering Riverside and Imperial Counties. His research, extension, and education activities are focused on pest and disease management, soil health management, and soil fertility management in low desert vegetable cropping systems. Since he started in January 2022, he conducted field trials on okra, carrot, melons, bell pepper, and leafy greens targeting nematode and insect pests.

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Succulents
Linda Powell, UC Master Gardener

WEL; presented 11 Nov 2023

Succulents are among the easiest plants to grow in our challenging Inland Empire. Their needs are undemanding and once met will reward you with exciting colors, shapes and textures not found in other plant species. In our Saturday workshop we will explore these tough and tolerant survivors. You will learn what succulents are and how and why you should plant them. In addition, ideas to grow succulents in your landscape as well as using the plants in decorative container gardens will be covered. Many popular succulents that grow well in Riverside County will be discussed.

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Plant Communities
Dr. Christopher J. McDonald, UCCE Inland and Desert Natural Resources Advisor

Veterans Meeting; presented 9 Nov 2023

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Cacti of Joshua Tree National Park
Melanie Davis, Field Ecologist, UCR

Lunch & Learn; presented 26 Oct 2023

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Incorporating California Natives into Your Landscape
George Spiliotis, UC Master Gardener

WEL; presented 14 Oct 2023

Join us for a practical introduction to using our unique and diverse native plants in our landscapes. Topics will include: reasons for planting native species, things to know and do before you plant, basic planning and design considerations, planting and maintenance requirements and a review of some native plants that can be grown successfully in our area.

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Growing to Preserve
Laura Simpson, UC Master Gardener and Master Food Preserver

Veterans Meeting; presented 12 Oct 2023

Please join us for the “Growing to Preserve” presentation. Grow a garden to eat from year-round! Laura Simpson, UC Master Gardener and Master Food Preserver, will give tips on what vegetables to grow this winter and how to preserve them for a “homegrown pantry!”

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Efficient Irrigation Management in the Desert Cropping Systems
Ali Montazar, PhD, UCCE Irrigation and Water Management Advisor, Imperial, Riverside, and San Diego Counties

Lunch & Learn; presented 28 Sep 2023

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Trees for Tomorrow
Janet Hartin, PhD, Area Environmental Horticulture Advisor

Veterans Meeting; presented 14 Sep 2023

A discussion about how climate change and urban heat islands are increasing temperatures in our communities. Janet brings solutions for a "cooler, greener tomorrow" through proper selection, planting, and long-term care of heat, drought, and pest resistant trees. She will also discuss the "Trees for Tomorrow" education and give-away program she is initiating in Riverside County, and most importantly, how you can be involved.

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Creating Fire-Resilient & Beautiful Landscapes
Luca Carmignani, PhD, UC ANR Fire Advisor

WEL; presented 9 Sep 2023

California's landscapes will always be characterized by wildfires, making homes and properties vulnerable to their impacts. A key component of wildfire preparedness involves proper placement and maintenance of the vegetation surrounding the home. Understanding how fires approach a house and potential vulnerabilities is critical for designing fire-resilient landscapes. In this presentation, we will discuss the key concepts of defensible space and home hardening strategies necessary to create a fire- resilient but aesthetically pleasing landscape.

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Creating a Pollinator Garden
Roger Tansey, UC Master Gardener

Lunch & Learn; presented 22 Jun 2023

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“Yep, Even You Can Grow Orchids”
Steven Trammell & Ron Lang, Riverside-San Bernardino Counties Orchid Society

Lunch & Learn; presented 25 May 2023

Learn about basic orchid growing strategies starting with researching what type of orchid you can grow. Growing media, light conditions, humidity requirements, watering requirements, fertilization, temperature restrictions, insect and disease controls will be discussed. Our presenters are Steven Trammell and Ron Lang, members of the Riverside-San Bernardino Counties Orchid Society. Steven is a retired Clinical Laboratory Scientist and Ron is a retired Entomologist.

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Native Landscapes of Color, Safety, & Water Efficiency
Becky Levers, UC Master Gardener

WEL; presented 13 May 2023

Come explore the wonders of our exclusive California native plants that have evolved with our local climate, soil types, and animals over thousands of years. Becky Levers will cover how you can add beauty to your yard by proper plant placement. California natives are, by necessity, efficient water users. They provide color and habitat for pollinators, butterflies, and birds throughout the year. And for those of us who must add defensible space techniques to our home landscaping, natives can be excellent choices.

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Black Fig Fly: New Invasive Pest in CA
Valeh Ebrahimi, PhD, UC ANR Researcher

Veterans Meeting; presented 11 May 2023

An informative presentation via Zoom on the Black Fig Fly: New Invasive Pest in California. Our special speaker will be Valeh Ebrahimi, PhD. She will be presenting on all aspects of this pest. This is a new topic for us and will definitely come in handy at those information tables.

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Birds and Plants: Creating a Backyard Habitat
Kurt Leuschner, Professor of Natural Resources at College of the Desert

Lunch & Learn; presented 27 Apr 2023

Kurt Leuschner, Professor of Natural Resources at College of the Desert, will explain about the many connections between birds and plants in the desert southwest. How do Phainopeplas differ from typical flycatchers? Which bird species are nectarivores? Should I feed birds? What will happen if you plant Sweet Acacia in your yard? Why should you avoid trimming your palm trees? How can you attract more bird species to your garden? Which bird field guide is the best? These and many other questions will be answered as we explore the various relationships between plants and birds.

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Soil Health and Happy Tomatoes
Thurman Howard, UC Master Gardener

WEL; presented 8 Apr 2023

Thurman will take us through the steps of soil preparation, proper irrigation, and sanitation which all play a part of your successful planting. Learn to choose and plant the right seedlings for you, whether you want hybrids, heirlooms, indeterminate or determinate. After discussing the structure and planting, we will look at the plant and the fruit to see how we should adjust to produce a great harvest.

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Desert Habitat: Flora and Fauna
Marcia Stone, UC Master Gardener

Lunch & Learn; presented 23 Mar 2023

We will explore the rare and fragile habitat of a native palm oasis, woodland wetland, and desert washes and the dramatic role that geology, including the San Andreas Fault, plays in shaping and supporting this unusual environment and highlights its interdependent web of life. The focus will be on native plants and their adaptive characteristics, uses, and roles.

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Home Composting — Build a five-star hotel for your worms!
Kathy Steckman

WEL; presented 10 Mar 2023

Vermicompost has a number of benefits. Learn the ins and outs of home composting and what an enormous difference it can make in your own home garden. Healthy soil holds more water than a nutrient deficient soil. This is an easy money and water-saving practice available to all. Learn how to create and maintain your own five-star hotel for worms and many other beneficial bugs.

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Native vs Tropical Milkweed
Michele Felix-Derbarmdiker, RCRCD-Greenbelt Monarch Habitat

Veterans Meeting; presented 09 Mar 2023

Join us via Zoom for the Native vs Tropical Milkweed debate and the OE problem. Our special guest speaker will be Michele Felix-Derbarmdiker from RCRCD-Greenbelt Monarch Habitat.

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Nematodes and Soil Health
Dr. Philip Waisen, UCCE Vegetable Crops Advisor

Lunch & Learn; presented 23 Feb 2023

Join Dr. Philip Waisen on the topic of "Nematodes and Soil Health Management in Vegetable Cropping Systems." Dr. Philip Waisen is a Vegetable Crops Advisor with the University of California Cooperative Extension, serving Riverside and Imperial counties. Dr. Waisen's background is in Plant Pathology with emphasis on Nematology in agroecosystems. His research and extension programs focus on pest and disease management, soil health and fertility management, and cover crops and insectary plants in vegetable cropping systems. His interests revolve around integrated pest and disease management in agroecosystems with emphasis on soil health, cover crops, pesticides, and natural host plant resistance among others.

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Greywater 101
Brook Sarson, CatchingH2O/H2OME

WEL; presented 11 Feb 2023

Greywater can help you grow an abundant landscape, even in the face of drought. Brook Sarson will introduce you to greywater including policies and benefits. We will discuss what is greywater and what isn’t greywater, how to access your greywater, what is legal and what requires a permit. Brook Sarson is the co-owner and CEO of CatchingH2O/H2OME, a rainwater catchment and greywater recycling company in San Diego.

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Post Harvest Produce Safety
Amrita Mukherjee, Urban Agriculture/Small Farms Advisor

Veterans Meeting; presented 09 Feb 2023

Please join us for a wonderful presentation via Zoom on Post Harvest and Farm Produce Safety. Our special guest speaker is Amrita Mukherjee. She is the Urban Agriculture/Small Farms Advisor for UCCE.

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What Lizards Tell Us About a Warming Planet
Dr. Cameron Barrows, UC Riverside Conservation Biologist - Emeritus

Lunch & Learn; presented 26 Jan 2023

Join Dr. Cameron Barrows on the topic of "What Lizards Tell Us About a Warming Planet." Dr. Cameron Barrows, UC Riverside Conservation Biologist - Emeritus led the UC Riverside Center for Conservation Biology at the Palm Desert Center before his retirement. Dr. Barrows is a recognized ecologist and naturalist who has studied, managed, and explored a huge swath of our diverse state from Humboldt County to the Mojave Desert. Participate in this session to learn about climate change in deserts, using common lizards as a means of answering ecological questions.

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Permaculture in Your Own Garden
Diane Kennedy, Finch Frolic

WEL; presented 14 Jan 2023

What if you could have the garden of your dreams using limited water, low maintenance, and no manufactured fertilizers, insecticides or herbicides? What if you could have this garden at low cost using natural materials that you may already have? This dream is very possible and easy to achieve through permaculture. Come meet Diane Kennedy of Finch Frolic. Her Permaculture Garden in Fallbrook is a food forest planted in poor soil and minimally watered with salty well water. However, it delivers fruit, nuts, herbs, medicine, building materials, flowers, and critical habitat without a drop of fertilizer. Food production is a large aspect of permaculture, yet the techniques can be used for agricultural properties, postage-stamp backyards or balconies, and ornamental landscapes of any design, be they informal or heavily manicured.

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What's Up With The Drought?
Celeste Cantu

Veterans Meeting; presented 12 Jan 2023

Our guest Speaker is Celeste Cantu. She will be giving us a much needed update on the drought in California.

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How Much Water do your Plants Need?
Lynn Coffman

WEL; presented 12 Nov 2022

Join Lynn Coffman as she shares how to stop wasting water and what you need to know to optimally manage your water to maintain a beautiful landscape during a drought and beyond. Using a bit of horticultural knowledge, sustainable practices and improved technology, you can have a beautiful landscape that requires less water, and less maintenance and gives California back a sense of place.

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Orocopia Sage
Melanie Davis, Field Biologist

Lunch & Learn; presented 27 Oct 2022

Join Field Biologist Melanie Davis on the topic of "Orocopia Sage". Melanie Davis lives in Joshua Tree CA and is a field biologist and botanist at UC Riverside’s Center for Conservation Biology in Palm Desert. She primarily studies the effects of human disturbance on native plants and ecosystems, as well as the distribution of rare native plant species. She is also an artist and has self-published illustrated field guides to several groups of native desert plants. Melanie holds a bachelor’s from The Evergreen State College and the Desert Ecologist and Naturalist certifications from College of the Desert.

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Diseases of Urban Plants in California
Dr. Hung Doan

Veterans Meeting; presented 13 Oct 2022

Our special guest speaker, Dr. Hung Doan, will be presenting on Diseases of Urban Plants in California.

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Low Water Needs Gardening
Susan Cline, UCCE Master Gardener

WEL; presented 08 Oct 2022

Join Susan Cline as she shares her knowledge with us and experience the beauty of your new garden areas by planting water-wise and native plants. You can restore a very special and unique ecosystem in your yard that can save water, ease maintenance, and add color while bringing pollinators and life to your own beautiful, sustainable habitat.

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Trees and Climate Change
Janet Hartin, Environmental Horticulture Advisor

Lunch & Learn; presented 22 Sep 2022

Join Janet Hartin on the topic of "Trees and Climate Change: How to Maximize Their Benefits"
Janet Hartin is an Area Environmental Horticulture Advisor with Specialties in: Environmental horticulture, arboriculture and irrigation needs of landscape plants. Janet is a University of California Cooperative Extension Advisor and Master Gardener Program Director of Riverside, San Bernardino and Los Angeles Counties. Janet received her M.S. in Horticulture at the University of Minnesota.

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Garden Transformations
Patti Bonawitz, UCCE Master Gardener

WEL; presented 10 Sep 2022

Patti Bonawitz will take us along on her journey in creating a beautiful water wise landscaped front yard after replacing a water guzzling front lawn. This workshop will answer many questions on "how to".

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Propagation with Demonstrations
Jesus Ramirez, Horticulturist

Veterans Meeting; presented 08 Sep 2022

Join us for an evening of learning with Jesus Ramirez, Horticulturist, Adjunct Faculty at Mt Sac College presenting on propagation. He'll give us several " hands-on" demonstrations.

A great class you won't want to miss...

Handouts: 03.-Cuttings (pdf) | 04. Cuttings Techniques (pdf) | 10. Grafting and Budding (pdf) | 11. Grafting Techniques (pdf) | 17. Layering (pdf)

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Integrating Native Plants into your Home Landscape
Brad Hardison, UCCE Master Gardener

Lunch & Learn; presented 16 Jun 2022

Brad's talk will focus on integrating native species into your home landscape. He will share with us what he has done with his own property in Palm Desert. Brad has volunteered extensively at the Coachella Valley Preserve, so he knows his native plants. He has also been an integral part of the School Gardens Curriculum committee.

Handouts: Class Capstone Project | Plants (xlsx)

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Tree Care
John Huddleston, Owner, Precision Tree Experts

WEL; presented 11 Jun 2022

Trees are valuable! Did you know that a healthy and well-placed tree with a good structure could be worth tens of thousands of dollars...sometimes hundreds of thousands?! And think about the wildlife, aesthetics, and shade trees bring to the landscape. According to the study, the right amount of tree cover can lower summer daytime temperatures by as much as 10 degrees Fahrenheit. Let's discuss how to keep our trees healthy in this drought period and beyond.

Handouts: Practical Guide to Tree Trimming | Waterwise Tree Care

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Managing Water in Your Landscape
Lynn Coffman, UCCE Master Gardener

Veterans Meeting; presented 09 Jun 2022

Lynn will share best practices for taking care of your plants while responsibly conserving water.

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Conservation Garden for Native Bees
Kate Kramer and Toni McKinney

Lunch & Learn; presented 19 May 2022

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Water Harvesting
Daniel Aaron Frances, Industry Expert

WEL; presented 14 May 2022

Water harvesting in the landscape and home is the best practice in an arid climate. Daniel Aaron Francis will take us on a journey through rainwater, irrigation, and greywater harvesting project that passively repatterns a landscape to actively sequester water. Water harvesting is our future!

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Riverside Food Co-op
Sue Struthers

Lunch & Learn; presented 28 Apr 2022

Sue Strouthers will join us from the Riverside Food Co-op, a dynamic community organization providing locally grown organic produce. She will share its history and possibilities for the future. Come learn more and bring your questions!

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Growing Food from Food
Dan Fast, UCCE Master Gardener

Lunch & Learn; presented 21 Apr 2022

Join Dan Fast as he presents Growing Food From Cuttings. Dan will teach us how to grow food from food. Should be an interesting presentation.

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Fire-Safe Gardening
Becky Levers, UCCE Master Gardener

WEL; presented 09 Apr 2022

Please join us for an extremely hot topic for all of Southern California, fire safe gardening and an informative conversation on 'defensible space' landscaping surrounding your home and yard. Our guest speaker will be UCCE Master Gardener, Becky Levers, who will share with us the necessary information that we need as a home owners to stay safe in our fire-prone area. UCCE Master Gardener and California Native plant enthusiast, Becky Levers, will walk us through the necessary steps to keep you and your family as safe as possible in the case of wildfire.

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Fairy Gardens in Containers
Pat Clayes, UCCE Master Gardener

Lunch & Learn; presented 17 Mar 2022

Pat has great experience as a floral arranger as well as a flower show judge. Maybe she'll add a little St. Patrick's Day flavor to this experience.

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Low-Water Edible Gardening
Lucy Heyming, UCCE Master Gardener

WEL; presented 12 Mar 2022

Join us today as Lucy Heyming, UCCE Master Gardener, walks us through the necessary steps to create and maintain a beautiful and bountiful edible garden. Lucy will share her years of experience in successful vegetable gardening.

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Plant Right
Alex Stubblefield

Lunch & Learn; presented 24 Feb 2022

Alex Stubblefield, Director of the Plant Right Nursery Survey for Cal, IPC (Invasive Plant Council). Alex will share results from last year's survey and whether one will be conducted this year or not. She will explain how they determined the exotic plants that are the subject of the survey. Join us to learn about this powerful citizen science program that has made significant changes in the species offered for sale in retail nurseries.

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Selecting, Cultivating, and Harvesting Basil
Mike Reandeau, UCCE Master Gardener

Lunch & Learn; presented 17 Feb 2022

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Beyond Citrus in Your Yard
Larry Dodson, UCCE Master Gardener

WEL; presented 12 Feb 2022

Larry Dodson, UCCE Master Gardener, Board member and past president of California Rare Fruit Growers, will discuss the alternatives to citrus such as stone fruit trees in Inland gardens. Larry will share a wealth of knowledge covering the essentials such as choosing your plants, caring of plants prior to planting, how to plant, water, fertilize, and mulch. This presentation will be followed by a Question-and-Answer session.

Handouts: Care and Maintenance Guide | Harvest Dates

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Propagation Project & How to Grow New Plants from Old
Suzanne Breshear, UCCE Master Gardener

Veterans Meeting; presented 10 Feb 2022

Last year Master Gardener Suzanne Breshears completed 2 propagation projects. Thursday evening she will share her journey from questions to results, and on to other applications and even more questions. Learn how you can join her in exploring the fascinating world of propagation and backyard science.

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Composting Basics:
Be Good to Your Garden and Your Planet
George Podolsky, RCDWR

Lunch & Learn; presented 27 Jan 2022

George Podolsky and his amazing team from our Riverside County Department of Waste Resources will present the basics of backyard composting. George is an accomplished composter who can answer just about any question you might have. He is down to earth and practical in his approach. Join us for a zoom lunch and learn what to do with your paper place setting, bread crusts, and apple cores. George will also review the new state requirements on green waste and how different waste haulers might align their practices to follow the law.

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Regenerative Growing
Art Futterman

Lunch & Learn; presented 20 Jan 2022

Farmer Futterman has been growing dates in Indio, California for the past 35 years. He uses all natural methods and stewards his 5 acres with respect for nature. When he started his date garden, he grew familiar commercial varieties such as medjool, but he was also interested in developing his own varieties. For instance he has one seedlings that is very delicious, and he named it after his granddaughter, Rylie. You can find Art Futterman every Wednesday at the Palm Desert farmers market. He also travels to Redlands and Big Bear for their markets. He and his dates are amongst our local Coachella Valley treasures.

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Planting Bareroot & Potted Fruit Trees
Christine Lampe, UCCE Master Gardener

Veterans Meeting; presented 13 Jan 2022

Christine Lampe will share planting methods for all those fruit trees you've been wanting to get in the ground this winter. Bring your questions for one of our very own experts! She will also suggest drought tolerant fruit trees.

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Protecting your Backyard Citrus: HLB Greening Update
Sonia Rios, UCCE Advisor

WEL; presented 08 Jan 2022

Join us for an update on the impacts of Citrus Greening—HLB disease—from Sonia Rios, Area Subtropical Horticulture Advisor, UCCE Riverside & San Diego Counties.

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Everything is Coming Up Roses
Peggy Bakke, UCCE Master Gardener

Lunch & Learn; presented 16 Dec 2021

January is the month to prepare roses for spring bloom. Peggy Bakke, a Master Gardener and a member of the Desert Rose Society, will teach us how to care for roses in the New Year.

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Introduction to Floral Design
Pat Clayes, UCCE Master Gardener

Lunch & Learn; presented 18 Nov 2021

Pat has great experience as a floral arranger as well as a flower show judge. She will give us an Introduction to floral design.

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The Power of Pollinators
Michele Felix-Derbarmdiker

WEL; presented 13 Nov 2021

An informative workshop on the power of pollinators. Guest speaker, Michele Felix-Derbarmdiker, Naturalist. The Power of Pollinators (POP) presentation introduces you to the subjects of natural resources, pollinators/pollination, human pollinator relationships, Western Monarchs and native milkweed. At the end of the presentation, participants will have the knowledge go forward and take meaningful action to be stewards of native pollinators, Western Monarchs and milkweed.

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Autumnal Succulent Arrangement
Linda Powell, UCCE Master Gardener

Lunch & Learn/Veterans Meeting; presented 09 Nov 2021

Join us to create a seasonal succulent arrangement! Linda Powell will guide us through the process together. This is a combined Veterans Meeting and Lunch and Learn for this month of Thanksgiving.

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Seeds of Hope
Tim Alderson

Veterans Meeting

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Epiphyllum - How to Grow, Care, and Propagate
Gretchen Ward, San Diego Master Gardener

Veterans Meeting; presented 11 Feb 2021

Gretchen Ward is the Vice President of the San Diego Epiphyllum Society and a San Diego Master Gardener. She will show us how to grow and care for these beautiful plants.

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Incorporating California Natives Into Your Landscape
George Spiliotis

Veterans Meeting; presented 12 Nov 2020

November is the perfect month to discuss California native gardens! George Spiliots' presentation will include a discussion of what makes our state and its plants unique, practical advice for selecting, planting, and maintaining native plants, and a review of a number of native plants that will grow in our area.

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