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Napa RCD is hosting a webinar to spread awareness around Tree of Heaven, a non-native tree species. We will be joined by guest presenters Chip Bouril from Natural Resources Conservation Service and Leif Bryant from Napa County Flood Control District. Both will share their knowledge of and experience with…

We all love our Wisteria. Would you like to learn how best to care for and train it for optimal flowering? If so, this is the class for you! We offer it only once every two or three years. Program: This class covers the growth and training methods that will provide optimal flowering.

Napa County Master Gardeners lead this hands-on workshop. Use your homegrown decorative pumpkins to showcase a lovely succulent arrangement. Pumpkin succulent arrangements last quite a while, require minimal maintenance, and make for a beautiful table centerpiece.

Transition from warm weather crops to those that like cool weather in your vegetable beds. From familiar crops like lettuce and carrots to the more exotic greens and vegetables, many delicious choices await.

Many varieties of melons thrive in our warm summers. These members of the Cucurbitaceae family are easily grown in backyard gardens with space to let them spread out.

A perfect fit with Napas Mediterranean climate, olives are drought-tolerant, low-maintenance, and equally adaptable to containers and sprawling estates. Their year-round silvery green foliage makes them irresistible to home gardeners.

Did you know one of our biggest strengths is the group of men who have become UC Master Gardeners of Napa County? Join us for one of our last two informational meetings to see if you, too, would like to join the organization. Tuesday, September 10, 10-11 am by Zoom http://ucanr.

Transition from warm weather crops to those that like cool weather in your vegetable beds. From familiar crops like lettuce and carrots to the more exotic greens and vegetables, many delicious choices await.

Join UC Master Gardeners of Napa County for a zoom workshop on Growing Tomatoes, April 14, 2024, 2:00 to 3:00 pm. We'll discuss types of tomato plants and how to care for them, including soil and watering needs, staking, pest prevention and more. This workshop will be held by zoom.

Join the UC Master Gardeners of Napa County to learn how companion planting can maximize your space, boost garden productivity, protect against pests, suppress weeds, and more! Register by clicking HERE!...