Last days of July seem normal before 'cool' start to August
Possible varieties matched up with mislabeled jalapeños and purple bells; listen to podcast with Farmer Fred
Several vegetables and flowers can be planted in late July (just remember to water)
Cool spring challenged seedling growth, no matter the pepper variety
Mystery peppers cause headaches in Sacramento area, nationwide
Make most of mild Memorial Day weekend weather
Warm weather brings rapid snow melt – and cold water
Heat arrives and so does vegetable planting time
Spring warm-up means one thing: Time to plant tomatoes
Saturday class, presentations focus on vegetable gardening
February ends on a wet and windy note
Tomato breeder extraordinaire will share insights, latest varieties
Chilly forecast a reminder: It’s still winter
Planning, planting workshops and videos from the area's master gardeners
After so much rain, our gardens gets a chance to dry out
New year starts out soggy (or worse)
New year starts soggy, with more rain on the way
Pre-Christmas week looks chilly but dry
A striking coleus and a mini kabocha among the award winners
December gets off to a welcome soggy start
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