Garden

Don't miss the Placerville Plant Sale - Perennial plants April 26 Trees, shrubs, grasses, succulents, native and perennial plants. Sale at the Sherwood Demonstration Garden. Parking $2

Weve all heard that opossums eat their weight in ticks, bed bugs are microscopic, and some processed foods contain an allowable number of insect parts. Come and learn which facts are true and which ones are just popular myths.

Would you love to grow sun loving vegetables or flowers, but you dont have enoughWinter is the best time to start California natives plants or seeds to allow their roots to grow before the spring bloom time.

SAT., APRIL 12, 2025 Edibles- including fruit, veggies, herbs, tomatoes!! PREFERRED PAYMENT CASH or CHECK.

Start your summer garden from seed and enjoy fresh, homegrown vegetables all season long! This presentation will guide you through selecting the best summer veggie seeds, preparing soil, proper planting techniques, and caring for young seedlings, all tailored to Santa Clara Countys growing conditio...

Are you brand new to gardening, but have a burning desire to learn proper practices? Have you had some gardening experience, but not much success achieving healthy plants? Plan to attend MG Sheri Burke's free public education class on "Back to Basics.

Free public workshop on. Suitable Trees for the Central Valley, presented by Marc Medifind and Debbie Morrow. Sat Apri 26 from 10 am - 12 noon

The gardening technique of the "Three Sisters" where corn, beans, and squash are planted together in a mutually beneficial arrangement. Enjoy a morning discussing the 3 Sisters planting method with UC Master Gardener Aparna Bugwadia.

With summer coming soon, it is very important to preserve our water resources, while protecting the investments in our plants and landscaping. Master Gardeners Sheri Burke and Cheryl Turner will discuss the basics of home sprinkler and drip irrigation systems.

Wasps are a very diverse group of insects. Some species can be a nuisance, creating galls on plants and stinging people, but many others are beneficial pollinators and predators of pests, such as aphids.