Capitol Corridor

In this one-hour workshop you will learn about plant and seed selection for Spring flowers. We will also discuss great perennials that will give flowers for years to come. And we will include basic rose pruning to promote Spring flowering too.

March is the perfect time to prepare for the warm season! This talk will cover growing perennial and annual herbs, including ginger and turmeric, and tips for deciding between seeds or seedling starts for summer vegetables. Well also discuss sharpening tools, mulching, and irrigation.

The UC Master Gardeners Yolo County will hold their regular monthly meeting called the Kitchen Garden Chat on January 4th, from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., via Zoom (https://ucanr.zoom.us/j/98028723763).

Yolo County gardeners of all experience levels are invited to learn how to keep unwanted critters and bugs out of their garden. No previous gardening experience is required to attend.

UCCE Yolo Master Gardener Janey Santos will present a workshop on temperennials.

. Choose from pollinator plants grown by garden volunteers and from Morningsun Herb Farm, Vacaville. Gardening, nature and cookbooks will also be for sale, and Winters FFA students will have tomato and pepper starts for sale and milkweed to support Monarch butterflies.

Yolo County Master Gardener Karen Slinkard will present this class. This class is free and open to the public.

Make dinner for two with this in-person, hands-on class. You and a partner will make ingredients for dinner for 2. You'll pressure can chicken, make a Thai dipping sauce in a steam canner, and get recipes for dry spice blends you can make at home.

Join UC Master Food Preservers of Sacramento County to learn how to cure and preserve olives.

Got an abundance of tomatoes? Bring your summer crop and join us to learn how to can herbed tomatoes. Participants will bring their own tomatoes (24 medium or 8 pounds). You will also choose the herb blend: Italian or Mexican.