They may look scary, but they’re slow, stupid and stick together
Break in the heat coming soon; take the opportunity to fertilize
Wilting? Bugs? Tomatoes stalled? We have a slew of answers and coping techniques
But how do I stop them from doing so much damage to my garden?
They're easiest to remove now while they're small
A bane to trees, this holiday staple is an important food source for birds
Weather conditions have produced late-season buzz in Sacramento area
Cooler weather and more moisture bring pest, fungal issues
Give your garden a realistic assessment before fall kicks in
New UC IPM webinar series looks at the pests that threaten our trees, wildlands and waterways
Yolo County master gardeners tell 'Everything You Need To Know About Fruit Trees'
Spider mites thrive in triple-digit temperatures; protect your tomatoes, roses and more
Mottled fruit, skinny leaves are symptoms of disease
Awareness and perseverance will keep plants, fruit in good shape
Planting, pruning, problems are focus of El Dorado County workshop
After early heat, some relief as weather cools
Do some research; avoid subjecting your garden to these ideas
Fertilizer tips: Understand what your plants need (and when)
Learn about fascinating insect world at Bohart Museum open house
Skip pesticides and grab a soapy sponge (and caulk)
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