UC Master Gardeners of Solano County

Welcome to UC Master Gardeners of Solano County

As part of the University of California’s Agriculture and Natural Resources division, we are committed to helping Solano County grow through research-based education and community engagement. Our dedicated Master Gardener volunteers contribute in many ways: staffing informational tables at local farmers markets, writing our public gardening newsletter Rooted in Solano, and maintaining demonstration gardens—like the Pollinator Garden at our office—to showcase sustainable practices. We tailor our outreach to meet the needs of Solano County’s diverse landscapes and communities. Whether you're just starting or a seasoned gardener, we are here to support your journey. Join us in cultivating a more sustainable, beautiful, and bountiful Solano County.

Stay Connected

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Get Gardening Help

Have a Gardening Question? Our trained UC Master Gardener volunteers provide free, research-based advice on:

• Growing fruits and vegetables in Solano County's climate
• Identifying and managing pests and diseases
• Selecting the right plants for zones 9a-9b-10a
• Soil health, composting, and water-wise gardening
• Lawn care, pruning, and landscape maintenance

Our friendly UC Master Gardener volunteers are here to help! Whether you're picking plants, battling bugs, or just starting, we offer free, research-backed advice. Give our Help Desk a call at 707-784-1322—we're happy to chat, or if you prefer emailing, mgsolano@ucanr.edu .

Events

Join us for fun, hands-on workshops and engaging presentations all year long! From growing juicy tomatoes and creating fresh holiday wreaths to designing water-wise landscapes, there’s something for everyone—whether you're curious about one topic or dreaming of becoming a certified UC Master Gardener.

See what’s coming up!  Upcoming Events

Become a UC Master Gardener Volunteer

Love gardening? Want to make a difference in Solano County?  

Join our team of trained volunteers! As a UC Master Gardener, you'll receive expert training from University of California specialists and use that knowledge to help your community. Whether you enjoy teaching workshops, staffing our plant clinic, or working in demonstration gardens, there's a role for you.

We recruit in late summer for the following year's class.