Gardening

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banner help desk
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Help Desk

The Marin Master Gardener Help Desk is a garden problem solving/information resource provided through the University of California Cooperative Extension for Marin County residents. PLEASE NOTE: If you are NOT a Marin County resident, please contact your county's local Cooperative Extension office.
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California native plants in Sebastopol Center for the Arts Demo Garden
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Sebastopol Center for the Arts Demonstration Garden

In Sebastopol, the UC Master Gardeners of Sonoma County have refurbished an area near the front of the Sebastopol Center for the Arts on High Street. The Demonstration Garden provides beautiful planting ideas for home gardeners using hardy, native, and water-wise plants arranged in a simple and fire-smart…
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Best California Native Trees for Home Gardens
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Native Trees

Trees are the most imposing aspect of a native landscape whether they dominate wildlands or open to vistas. They are also a valued aesthetic in home gardens and in urban and suburban open spaces as they provide shade from harsh sun or simply add beauty with foliage, bark, and flowers.
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growing rashes in your home garden
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Radish

Radishes are usually thought of as a root vegetable of the Brassicaceae (cabbage) family although tops are equally as edible when treated like collard or mustard greens.
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Master Gardeners teach sustainable gardening at the Sonoma Co Fair
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Sonoma County Fair

The UC Master Gardeners of Sonoma County create an annual sustainable garden display for home gardeners at the Sonoma County Fair. Visit us at the Fair!
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Information on how to successfully grow cabbage in your garden
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Cabbage

Cabbage is a highly nutritious, hardy, easy-to-grow, cool weather vegetable with a long storage life. Growth is best where the cool season is long with mild temperatures between 45 and 75 degrees.
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Information on how to create a sustainable home garden in Sonoma County
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Sustainable Gardening in Sonoma County

Steps to create a sustainable garden explained including how your garden helps preserve and nourish the vast and critical ecosystem that supports all plant life.
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Succulents

Explore resources for growing succulents in Alameda County, including care tips and plant selection from UC Master Gardeners of Alameda County.
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