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Program: UC Marin Master Gardeners will help residents select free seeds and answer gardening questions. Learn about gardening for pollinators and how to save seeds. There will be planting activities for all ages.Cost: FREESponsors: Marin Master Gardeners and Friends of Mill Valley Public LibraryContact…
Living at the edge of open space can present challenges to the home gardener. Do you look out the window and find your carefully cultivated fruits and vegetables are partially eaten? Or, are your plants disappearing? It’s likely your garden is being appreciated by gophers, rats, squirrels, or raccoons. Marin…
Program: For those growing fruit in their backyards, come learn what, when, and where to plant fruits. Best practices recommended by the University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources for care, pruning, harvest and storage will be covered.Speaker: Anne-Marie Walker is a lifelong gardener and long…
Program: Introduction to Pruning California Native Trees & Shrubs from an Aesthetic & Conservation/Ecology Perspective: the slide show lecture covers basic pruning, structuring woody plants, recognizing forms of specific species and how their habit informs the way we prune, pruning timing, and…
Program: Come learn how to select, grow, and prune roses for our local gardens. There will be a demonstration on how to prune roses during the class.Speaker: Rod Kerr is a Master Gardener who has been growing and tending roses for more than 30 years. He has been teaching classes on growing roses to master…
Program: Seed swap and plant exchange to kick off the San Anselmo summer reading program for children. Patrons of all ages can choose seeds and do planting activities with the assistance of UC Marin Master Gardeners.Cost: FREESponsors: Marin Master Gardeners and San Anselmo Library
Program: Composting, the mystery of gardening! Join us and learn how to compost using kitchen and table scraps, dry and moist plant material to create nutrient-rich organic matter. Compost will improve your soil and plants, while at the same time reducing the waste in our landfills.Speaker: Joan Irwin has…
