Too wet to garden? Catch up on UC master gardeners’ videos
Sacramento and other counties’ experts offer invaluable tips
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Too wet to garden? Catch up on how-to videos
Check out the offerings from the region’s master gardeners
Watch master gardeners transform a landscape
This is an iPad screenshot of the Sacramento County master gardeners YouTube channel. A new video on landscape redesign debuts Friday. New YouTube video available for viewing Friday; check out others, too Nothing beats...
Grow blooms from ‘Seed to Bouquet’
Zinnias do well started from seed, in pots or in the ground. Watch the new Green Acres “Create Class” video on growing flowers in pots. (Photo: Kathy Morrison) Spring is literally right around the...
Honey Bee Haven hosts fundraiser and more
Bees love lavender. Learn more about bees and help the Honey Bee Haven at UC Davis this month. (Photo: Kathy Morrison) Bees can use a helping hand. So could the Häagen-Dazs Honey Bee Haven....
Prune roses taller for faster bloom
These hybrid teas, floribundas and grandifloras benefit from pruning taller, not to the ground. (Photos: Debbie Arrington) How short – or tall – should you prune roses? It depends – on the kind of...
Farmer Fred: Year-round veggies and climate change
Farmer Fred Hoffman will answer questions online Saturday during Virtual Harvest Day. (File photo) Longtime Sacramento radio host and now podcaster Farmer Fred Hoffman has been a regular part of Harvest Day, in person...
Gardening tidbits and previews for the Sacramento region
Espaliered fruit trees lead to the vegetable garden at the Fair Oaks Horticulture Center, a scene from the most recent Open Garden Day, Feb. 8, 2020. The next one will be Sept. 11. (Photos:...
New (locally produced) videos packed with garden info
UCCE master gardener Wendy Wilson explains the simple tools needed to net a fruit tree. (Screengrab from Sacramento County master gardeners YouTube channel) Have you checked out the Sacramento County master gardeners’ YouTube channel...
Take a break from the heat with an online class or video
Pollinators are the subject of an upcoming webinar from the Placer County master gardeners. (Photo: Kathy Morrison) Around here, mornings in spring are made for gardening. But if — when! — the weather heats...