Garden And Landscape Design

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PLANTS

Colorful flowers and towering trees are lovely, but plants are so much more than that.
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Types of Irrigation Systems

The most effective irrigation systems are designed, installed, and maintained to distribute water as uniformly as possible and only when and where water is needed. That means applying water where roots can use it.
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Ferns & Shade Plants

Have a shady nook that needs attention? There is a world of gorgeous plants up for the job. They come in every imaginable shade of green from pastel to chartreuse, emerald, and deep forest green. Shade plants are often slower growing than sun-loving species.
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Landscape Trees

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Locals shop for plants at the UC Master Gardeners of Butte County bi-annual plant sale.
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Plant Sale

UC Master Gardeners of Butte County bi-annual plant sale will take place on Saturday, May 16, 2026 from 9am until noon at the Demonstration Garden at Patrick Ranch. Workshops include Espalier and Raised Garden/Vegetable Beds. Plants have been propagated by UC Master Gardeners of Butte County and have been…
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Citrus Leafminer

Understanding citrus leafminer: Learn why this common pest causes cosmetic damage but doesn't harm your citrus trees.
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How to Choose

We can grow thousands of different plants in our mild climate, which can make a visit to the nursery overwhelming. Photo, Leone Christine, Unsplash Thanks to Marin's mild climate, we can grow thousands of different plants.
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Creating Habitats

Be part of a wildlife corridor between islands of natural habitat. Photo: Courtesy of UC Regents Habitat gardens provide connectivity Your garden can be a place for pollinators and insects to stop and refuel as they travel through urban, suburban, and wildland areas.
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Hot Summer Locales

Some perennials bloom exuberantly in the heat of summer. Photo: Creative Commons When temperatures rise, everyone feels the heat even your garden. If you live in a hot summer area, be sure to use strategies to avoid heat stress in plants.
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