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Lifetime
Master Gardener
Fred Hoffman
is the host of the "KFBK Garden
Show" on
1530-AM/93.1-FM
KFBK in
Sacramento, California each Sunday
morning
from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. Pacfic Time, followed by
"Get Growing" on
Talk
650 KSTE in
Sacramento, 10 a.m. to Noon. At noon, it's
the
KSTE Farm Hour.
And, you
can listen to all the shows, live, via
the
KFBK.com
and KSTE.com
websites.
Available
as podcasts, too!
Previous
editions of "The
KFBK Garden
Show"
and "Get
Growing".
Plus, for
news about California agriculture, it's the
KSTE
Farm Hour.
Podcast
links for Apple podcast users:
KFBK
Garden Show
Get
Growing
KSTE
Farm Hour
Southern
Sacramento and Northern San Joaquin County
gardeners can also
get
current gardening information from Fred in his
Saturday gardening column
in
the Lodi
News-Sentinel.;
also available at the Farmer
Fred Rant! Blog
page.
UPCOMING
GUESTS
ON THE "KFBK GARDEN SHOW" &
"GET
GROWING"
ON KSTE
Feb. 23: Gail Pothour,
Sacramento
County Master Gardener:
"Edible plants that might be new to you"; Warren
Roberts -UC
Davis Arboretum: "The
Showy Plants of Late February"
Mar. 1: Pam Bone,
Sacramento
County Master Gardener:
"Late winter care for your berry plants"; "Tree
Care Tips"
A Clue for the
Garden Grappler
Visit
the Farmer
Fred Rant Blog Page
for
These Garden Tips and
More:
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Vegetables:
Interactive
Vegetable Planting Calendar
Planting
Your First Vegetable Garden? Some
Tips
Peppers
Slow to Germinate? Some more
tips.
Growing
Tomatoes in Containers
Terrific
Tomato Tips
Some
Vegetables Require Less Water Than
Others
Will
Those Green Tomatoes Turn Red This
Fall?
Before
You Plant, Check the Soil
Temperature
Make
Your Own Planting Mix
Starting
Tomatoes, Peppers From Seed
More
Tips on Starting Tomatoes from
Seed
Pepper
Seeds Slow to Germinate? Some
Tips
Heirloom
Vegetables Are Better For You
Tomato
Troubleshooter
Crop
Rotation Plan for the Home
Garden
Crop
Rotation for the Garden, Pt. 2
The
Hazards of Overfeeding Your
Plants
Hand-Pollinating
Squash Plants
How
to Grow Giant Pumpkins
Grow
Your Own Popcorn
Fruits:
Avocado
Trees for Sacramento? A Guide
Why
Are My Oranges Splitting?
Frost/Freeze
Protection Ideas for Citrus
Choosing
and Planting Bare Root Fruit
Trees
Mulch
Under a Citrus Tree: Pros and
Cons
Bareroot
Fruit Tree Shopping? Buyer
Beware!
Harvest
Fruits By Look and Feel, Not the
Calendar
Know
Your Fruit Tree Rootstocks
Growing
Blueberries in Container
Anatomy
of a Professional Fruit Tasting
Why
Are the Blackberries Turning
White?
Bad Bugs,
Diseases, Weeds:
Battling
Tomato Hornworms
Every
Season is Ant Season
The
Green Fruit Beetles Are Back
Ants!
A
Cure for the Cherry Maggot?
Controlling
Snails and Slugs
Peach
Leaf Curl: It's Back!
Battling
Peach Leaf Curl
Battling
Sooty Mold & Scale on Citrus
Controlling
Fungus Gnats on Houseplants
Crane
Flies vs. Mosquitoes
Leaf
Spot Problem? Here's What to Do
Cat
Proofing Your Garden
Yellowjacket
Fun Facts! Control Tips, Too
Weedkillers:
Read the Label!
ETC.
How
To Find Garden Answers Online
Garden
Shoes...or Gardening Shoes?
Tips
for a Healthy Heart and Thwarting Type 2
Diabetes
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The Garden Good
Guys:
4
Plants to Attract Pollinators and
Beneficials
Plants
that Attract Beneficial Insects
Bring
on the Bees!
Plants
to Attract Pollinating Insects
This
Blog is for the Birds
The
Good Bug Hotel
What's
Killing the Bees? A New Study Offers
Clues
Landscaping,
Lawns, Flowers
100+
Great Roses For California
Fall
Lawn Renovation
Plants
For Dry Shade
Getting
the Yard Ready for a Rain and Wind
Storm
Watering
Tips for Drip Irrigation
A
Tour of Maple Rock Gardens
The
Heart-Healthy Garden
Plants
for Privacy
The
Cure for Non-Performing
Daffodils
WELO
is coming. Start Planning to Save Water
Now
Plants
Wilting in the Heat? Check Before You
Water
Water-Saving
Tips For Your Yard
Get
Rid of Your Lawn with Soil
Solarization
How
to Kill Your Lawn in 2 Easy
Steps
Droopy
Plants on a Hot Day. Water...or
Not?
Trees and
Shrubs
How
To Stake a New Tree
Holy
Jumping Oak Galls, Batman!
Fall
& Winter:
Pruning
Tool Primer
Rain
Draining Strategies to Save Your Home and
Garden
Winter
Storms and Tree Troubles
What
to Do AFTER a Hard Freeze
What
to Do When a Hard Freeze is
Forecast
New
Year's Resolutions for Gardeners
Persimmons:
THE Edible Ornamental of Fall
Innovative
Peach Leaf Curl Controls
Frost,
Freezes Ahead. Get Your Yard
Ready
After
a Freeze, What Should a Gardener
Do?
Fall-Winter
Houseplant Care Tips
Drain
the Rain Away from the House &
Garden
Get
Your Garden Storm-Ready
What
to Do in Your Yard AFTER the
Storm
Tips
for the Fall-Winter Vegetable
Garden
Add
Color for the Cold, Gray Days of
Winter
Winter
Storms and Trees: Inspect Them
Now!
How
to Grow Oak Trees from Acorns
What
NOT to do in the Garden in Fall
Dead
Foliage Now? Leaf it Alone!
Problem
Plants
Have
Horses? Avoid These Plants!
Safe
Plants for You, But They're Poison to Your
Pets
Mistletoe
Control Tips
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Garden Data (through Feb. 22,
2020)
Avg. evapotranspiration rate this
past week : Valley: .84-.91" ; Foothills: .78-.84"
Soil Temperature: Valley: 50-52
(F). Low foothills: 53 (F). Upper foothills: 46
(F)
Click Here
for more Information about soil temperature and
evapotranspiration rates
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Chilling
hours/portions (hours at
32-45 degrees-F, necessary for deciduous fruit tree
production, Nov.-Feb.)
What
is a "Chill Hour", what is a "Chill
Portion"?
Chill
Portion Requirements for selected fruit and nut
varieties
Nov. 1, 2019-Feb. 22,
2020:
Chill Hours: 668-742 valley;
666-1124 foothills. Chill Portions: 60-66 valley;
68-78 foothills.
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Nov. 1, 2018-Feb. 28, 2019
(FINAL):
Chill Hours: 752-810 valley;
1218-1253 foothills. Chill Portions: 70-76 valley;
81-84 foothills.
Nov. 1, 2017 - Feb. 28, 2018:
Chill Hours: 762-905 valley; 618-1115
foothills. Chill Portions: 67-75 valley; 72-84
foothills.
Nov. 1, 2016 - Feb. 28, 2017:
Chill Hours: 796-933 valley; 900-1350
foothills. Chill Portions: 65-75 valley; 74-93
foothills.
Nov. 1, 2015-Feb. 29, 2016:
Valley: Chill Hours: 714-896 . Chill
Portions: 68-74. Foothills: Chill Hours: 744-1360. Chill
Portions: 73-85
Nov. 1, 2014-Feb. 28, 2015:
Valley: 444-805 chill hours;
61-69 chill portions. Foothills: 380-1095 chill
hours; 65-85 chill portions
Nov. 1, 2013 - Feb. 28,
2014:
Valley (Sac., SJ, Yolo, Sutter,
Solano Cos.): 868-1230 hours Foothills
(Amador, El Dorado, Placer Cos.): 567-1129
hours
2012-2013 Chill Season Totals:
VALLEY: 1028-1325 hours;
FOOTHILLS: 877-1863 hours
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Wondering when is the right time to
plant?
The online Farmer
Fred Interactive Vegetable Planting
Calendar for Northern
California is for you! Click on each vegetable for specific
planting information.
Also,
download the printable
planting calendar.
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Looking for lists and pictures of
plants that don't require much water? Go to:
Water-Wise
Gardening Websites
This is a project undertaken in
conjunction with the municipalities and water districts in
many California locales. The website has a wealth of local
residential photography and plant information to help
homeowners improve their garden in a water efficient
way.
Sacramento, El Dorado and
Placer residents: click on the link - Be
Water Smart .
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Find a Green Gardener-certified
landscaper near you: http://www.ecolandscape.org/programGG/GreenGardenerRefList.html
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UPCOMING
EVENTS
WHEN: SUNDAY, FEBRUARY
23, 2020, 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
WHAT: Year-Round Kitchen
Gardening Workshop
WHERE: Mary L. Stephens
Library in Davis, at 315 14th Street, in the Children's Area
Conference Room.
DETAILS: This workshop
covers winter planting and care of edible flowers, fruit
trees, herbs and vegetables, and what you can harvest during
the winter months to stock your kitchen.
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WHEN: Thursday,
February 27 7:00 p.m. to 9:00
p.m.
WHERE: Shepard Garden and
Arts Center, 3330 McKinley Blvd, Sacramento, CA
95816
WHAT: Don't Get Caught
with Your Plants Down! is the title of a presentation to the
Sacramento Perennial Plant Club by Sacramento County Master
Gardener, Lori Ann Asmus, who ran a houseplant store when
macrame hangers were all the rage. While earning a
degree in Environmental Planning and Management, she started
a houseplant care business which expanded to become the
Emerald City. We will learn the role plants play in
improving air quality as well as bringing beauty and
serenity into our homes and work cubicles. The public
is invited to this free lecture.
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Saturday, February 29,
2020 - Cheese Making, Make and Take
Workshop
Lasagna for dinner! Yes! Oh no,
we don't have any cheese... In this Make and Take Workshop
you will learn how to make mozzarella and ricotta cheese in
time to use it for your lasagna dinner. It is a quick and
easy process once you understand the
basics.
Cost: $20.00 to cover supplies.
Pre-registration is required.
http://ucanr.edu/feb29-makentake Time/Location: 9:00 am - 12
noon at the Bethell-Delfino Agricultural Building located at
311 Fair Lane,
Placerville,
CA
A presentation of the UCCE
Master Food Preservers of Central Sierra, serving El
Dorado, Amador and Calaveras Counties
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Sat. February 29 -
Propagation from Seed - Master Gardeners G. Fulbeck/D.
Hillel
Weather
Permitting, participants are invited to the Sherwood
Demonstration Garden for a presentation on the selection and
germination of seeds, starting media, containers, growing
out, hardening off and transplanting
seedlings. Following the presentation, participants
will have an opportunity to plant seeds to take
home. Seeds and containers are provided; bring clean
gloves to participate.
9:00am - noon, $2 parking -
Sherwood Demonstration Garden, 6699 Campus Drive,
Placerville
Presented by the El Dorado
County Master Gardeners
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WHEN: Saturday,
February 29, 2020, TWO WORKSHOPS
WHAT: POLLINATORS
from 9:30-10:30 a.m.
START EARLY ON YOUR VEGGIES from
11:00 a.m. to Noon
WHERE: Davis Central Park
Gardens at corner of Third and B Street
DETAILS: At the first
workshop, Yolo County Master gardeners will provide tips on
creating a habitat to support pollinators and discuss great
plants for your garden. At 11:00 methods of starting seeds
indoors and caring for and transplanting the seedings
will be discussed. You will also learn about common
pests and diseases, and their least toxic
solutions
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Sat. March 7 - Small
Space Gardening Styles: raised beds, square-foot gardens
& straw bales
Come learn how you can grow
herbs, flowers, and vegetables in smaller areas like side
yards or decks. Raised beds allow you to grow in areas with
poor soils or in a variety of containers. Square foot
gardens show what you can grow in a single square foot using
a special soil blend. Gardening in straw bales will give you
a built-in medium that can be located and relocated from
year to year anywhere you have a sunny
location.
Master Gardeners will share the
pros and cons of these small space gardening
solutions.
9:00 am to Noon at the Amador
County GSA Building, 12200-B Airport Road,
Jackson
Presented by the Amador County
Master Gardeners
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Sat. March 7 - Open
Garden Day
Join us for Open Garden Day!
Presentations begin at 10:30am
(Topics Subject to Change and
will be held rain or shine)
10:00am - 1:00pm at the
Demonstration Garden, 251 S. Barretta Street,
Sonora
Presented by the Tuolumne County
Master Gardeners
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Sat. March 7 - Tomatoes
from Seed to Table - Master Gardeners Z. Dowell, C. Young
& S. Surberg
Master Gardener Zack Dowell will
show you how to choose the right varieties, deal with
insects and diseases, care for, and harvest your
tomatoes. Master Gardener and Master Food
Preserver Cindy Young and
Suzanne Surberg will talk about what you can do
with your tomato harvest: canning, dehydrating
and freezing.
*This is always a very popular
class and space is limited to 40 people- we cannot guarantee
seating.
9:00am - noon a
the Bethel-Delfino Agriculture Building, 311 Fair Lane,
Placerville
Presented by the El Dorado
County Master Gardeners
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Sat. March 7 - Garden
Tour and Solar Viewing
At 9am there will be Free Garden
group tours for individuals, families and friends. There are
16 individual demonstration gardens ranging from the Shade
Garden to the Rock Garden and everything in
between!
10am-12noon observe the Sun
safely thru two types of solar telescopes. The
Community Observatory, which is adjacent to the Garden, will
setup their Hydrogen-Alpha telescopes that allow us to
safely view sunspots, solar flares, filaments, and solar
prominences.
These tours are on the 1st
Saturday of each month.
9:00am - noon, $2 parking -
Sherwood Demonstration Garden, 6699 Campus Drive,
Placerville
Presented by the El Dorado
County Master Gardeners
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Wed. March 11 - So You
Want to Garden Until Your 90: Safe and Sane Gardening -
Master Gardeners A. Brehmer & J. Keahey
Gardening can be an excellent
way to stay fit, providing you don't injure
yourself. In this class we will discuss safety tips to
help you enjoy your day of gardening without sore muscles or
injuries. We'll cover pre-gardening stretches, head to
toe protection, the safe use of gas, electric and
battery-operated gardening equipment, the safe use of
chemicals, as well as props and ergonomic tools that can be
used to make gardening tasks more
comfortable.
9:00am - noon at the Cameron
Park Community Center, 2502 Country Club Drive, Cameron
Park
Presented by the El Dorado
County Master Gardeners
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Saturday March 14th,
2020
Registration is now open for our
biennial Smart Gardening Conference on Saturday March 14th,
2020! The cost is only $25.00! Classes will fill up and
seating is limited so don't wait to
register!
Our keynote speaker will be
Marlene Simon the "Plant Lady" who is the staff
horticulturist at the UC Davis Botanical Conservatory.
Marlene can also be found bi-monthly on Good Day Sacramento
where she is known as "The Plant Lady". Her garden column is
in the Sacramento Bee bimonthly. In addition, she has a
podcast called Flower Power Garden Hour where she talks with
guests on all things plants and gardening.
We have a great selection of
classes to choose from (20 to be exact) brought to you by
our Master Gardeners, Master Food Preservers and a few
special guests. We have added more make and take classes
this year and will have our information tables set up during
lunch to answer your gardening questions. There will be UC
garden related books for sale as well. Registration
includes lunch. Tell a friend and register
today!
Robert J. Cabral Agricultural
Center
2101 E. Earhart Ave., Stockton,
95206
For more information and to
register, visit our event website at
http://ucanr.edu/sgc20
If you have questions, please
call 209-953-6100.
http://sjmastergardeners.ucanr.edu/2020_Smart_Gardening_Conference/
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Sat. March 14 - Gardening
in Small Backyard Spaces - Master Gardener M.
Pavlick
Master Gardener Mike Pavlick
will cover site location, design, raised bed options,
container gardening and other methods that will allow anyone
to have a vegetable garden in a small backyard
setting.
9:00am - noon at the El Dorado
Hills Library, 7455 Silva Valley Parkway, El Dorado
Hills
Presented by the El Dorado
County Master Gardeners
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Sat. March 14 -
2nd Saturday Open Garden Day - Master Gardener
Volunteers
Come out to the Demonstration
Garden; docents are there to answer your gardening
questions, and feel free to look around.
9:00am - noon, $2 parking -
Sherwood Demonstration Garden, 6699 Campus Drive,
PlacervillePresented by the El Dorado County Master
Gardeners
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Sat. March 21 - Greywater
and Rainwater Collection - Master Gardener A.
Cantelow
Tap into free water sources that
are readily available on your own property: rainwater and
greywater. You will learn various methods of collecting and
utilizing rain, including rain gardens. Master Gardener
Alice Cantelow will also tell you how to safely and legally
use greywater - the water from your clothes washer, shower
and bathroom sinks. Real life examples from our area will be
discussed.
*This is always a very popular
class and space is limited to 40 people- we cannot guarantee
seating.
9:00am - noon at the
Bethel-Delfino Agriculture Building, 311 Fair Lane,
Placerville
Presented by the El Dorado
County Master Gardeners
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WHEN: Saturday, March 28,
2020, 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon
WHAT: UCCE Master Gardeners of
Sacramento County present Basic Backyard Composting
Class
WHERE: UC Cooperative Extension,
4145 Branch Center Road, Sacramento 95827
This class will explain how to
convert your yard and kitchen waste into a valuable soil
amendment ("garden gold") by composting it! The
two-hour class covers everything you need to know about
selecting a compost bin or making a compost pile, what
happens in the pile, turning the pile and using the finished
product. Class participants will receive a compost bin
and educational materials.
COST: $20 per
person.
Space is limited:
registration required.
Registration:
sacmg.ucanr.edu
For More
Information:
UC Cooperative Extension, (916)
875-6913, sacmg.ucanr.edu,
facebook.com/sacmg
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Sat. March 28 - Show What
You Grow Kids' Class - Master Gardener E. Basham & S.
Surberg
"Grow n' Show (Your Plants at
the Fair)" is designed for kids ages 5 to 12 and will cover
the basics of growing plants. After the budding young
gardeners learn the fundamentals, they will be encouraged to
demonstrate their new skills by entering their plants in
peer competition at the upcoming county
fair.
9:00am - noon - $2 parking -
Sherwood Demonstration Garden, 6699 Campus Drive,
Placerville
Presented by the El Dorado
County Master Gardeners
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Sat. March 28 - Growing
Backyard Berries
Blue berries, blackberries,
raspberries, strawberries and more! Master Gardeners will
discuss what berries will grow best in your backyard, and
how to best care for them. They'll discuss pruning, pests,
cultivation, weather tolerance.
9:00 am to Noon at the Amador
County GSA Building, 12200-B Airport Road,
Jackson
Presented by the Amador County
Master Gardeners
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Sat. March 28 - Gardening
in a Changing Climate - Master Gardener S.
Savage
A warming atmosphere, warming
oceans, acidic seas, rising sea levels, and earlier onset of
spring are some of the headlines we read today. But, it
isn't the first time in Earth's history that it has
happened. In the past, Earth experienced five major
extinctions. Does what is happening now share anything
in common with those events? If so, what can we learn
from them? Are we experiencing a sixth major
extinction? How will the warming, rising sea levels,
and earlier spring affect us as home owners and
gardeners? Join us for some answers to those questions
and to see how we might learn from the past, and the steps
we might, as gardeners, take to ensure a future healthy
earth.
*Space is limited to 40 people-
we cannot guarantee seating.
1:30 - 4:30pm at
the Bethel-Delfino Agriculture Building, 311 Fair Lane,
Placerville
Presented by the El Dorado
County Master Gardeners
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Sat. March 28 - Open
Garden Day & Plant Sale
The Calaveras Master Gardener
demonstration garden will be open for
tours.
Plant sale: 10am -
noon
10:00am - 1:00pm at the
Demonstration Garden, 891 Mountain Ranch Road, San
Andreas
Presented by the Calaveras
County Master Gardeners
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WHEN: Thursday, April 2 -
Sunday, April 5, 2020
WHAT: "Ask the Master
Gardeners" Information Table
WHERE: San Fran-Nor Cal Flower
and Garden Show 2020
Cal Expo, Buildings A, B, C
& D, 1600 Exposition Blvd., Sacramento, CA
95815
COST: Ticket sales, event
hours and information available at:
https://www.norcalgardenshow.com
For More Information: UC
Cooperative Extension, (916) 875-6913 or go to
sacmg.ucanr.edu or facebook.com/sacmg
Come visit us at the "Ask the
Master Gardeners" information table at the San Fran-Nor Cal
Flower & Garden Show. The University of California
Cooperative Extension Master Gardeners of Sacramento County
will be on hand to give one-on-one advice based on the most
recent research-based sustainable practices and decades of
gardening experience. Bring samples of your problem
plants, snap a pic of a mystery pest with your phone or
bring a bug in a jar for identification and find out if its
friend or foe and how to deal effectively without using
toxic chemicals. For all your gardening questions,
including pests and diseases, growing fruits, vegetables and
herbs, ornamentals and trees, composting and water efficient
landscaping, UCCE Master Gardeners have
answers.
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Sat. April 4, 2020
Flowers for All Seasons & Vertical Gardening
"Flowers for All Seasons &
Vertical Gardening" class on April 4, 2020. Interested in
color year-round in your garden or perhaps you have a wall
or fence that needs some pizzazz? If so, this is the class
for you. Join the UCCE Master Gardeners of Amador
County for their free Public Education class, "Flowers for
All Seasons & Vertical Gardening" on Saturday, April 4,
2020. Learn about year-round color and vertical hanging
garden ideas from Master Gardeners Sandy Hendricks, Frances
Levien, and Deborah Millhollin. Handouts will be
provided. This class is free and open to the public.
Reservations are not required. All classes are held in the
GSA Building at 12200-B Airport Rd. in Jackson from 9 a.m.
until Noon.
For questions, call the UCCE
Master Gardeners of Amador County at the UC Cooperative
Extension Office from 10 am until noon, Tuesday through
Thursday, at 209-223-6838 or email mgamador@ucanr.edu
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WHEN: Saturday, April 18,
11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
WHAT: Free Ask the Master
Gardeners Information Table
WHERE: 2020 Creek Week Clean-Up
Celebration, Carmichael Park, 5750 Grant Avenue, Carmichael
95608
For More
Information:
UC Cooperative Extension, (916)
875-6913, sacmg.ucanr.edu,
facebook.com/sacmg
The 30th Annual Creek Week
Clean-Up culminates with an entertaining celebration at
Carmichael Park. UCCE Master Gardeners of Sacramento
County will be on hand to answer your gardening
questions. Bring samples of your problem plants,
mystery pests and questions to the "Ask the Master
Gardeners" information table. Snap a pic with your
phone or bring a bug in a jar for identification and find
out if its friend or foe and how to deal effectively without
using toxic chemicals. Get one-on-one advice based on
the most recent research-based sustainable practices from
Master Gardeners who have decades of gardening
experience. For all your gardening questions,
including pests and diseases, growing fruits, vegetables and
herbs, ornamentals and trees, composting and water efficient
landscaping, UCCE Master Gardeners have the
answers.
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Sat. April 25, 2020
Growing Lavender
"Growing Lavender" class on
April 25, 2020. Amador County Master Gardener Ron
Antone opens his lavender farm and cut-flower gardens to
host the 2020 Public Education class on growing lavender.
Join the UCCE Master Gardeners of Amador County for their
class, "Growing Lavender" on Saturday, April 25, 2020. Learn
about growing lavender in the foothills and how to choose
and care for this fragrant perennial herb. Demonstrations
will include propagation from cuttings, soil preparation and
planting, harvest and drying techniques and essential oil
distillation. The class is free and open to the
public. However, we are asking that you call 223-6838 or
email mgamador@ucanr.edu for the location and to make
reservations. Please leave your name and the number
attending.
For questions, call the UCCE
Master Gardeners of Amador County at the UC Cooperative
Extension Office from 10 am until noon, Tuesday through
Thursday, at 209-223-6838 or email mgamador@ucanr.edu
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