Expect rapid growth with warm summer-like weather
June starts with a welcome cool-down (but still warm).
Planting, pruning, problems are focus of El Dorado County workshop
Tips to help your plants cope with summer heat
Enticing pollinators takes some work -- and some flowers -- especially when the honey bee population is scarce
After mild Memorial Day weekend, expect rapid warm-up
Alfalfa or clover hay can be a superior mulch, says longtime farmer and organic gardener
Favorite Sacramento crop loves heat but not triple digits
Gusty winds signal fire weather; more heat on the way
Spend at least a few minutes daily observing -- and responding
After early heat, some relief as weather cools
Mulch works magic – and get free mulch at upcoming event
This month, be ready for anything (especially heat)
New! Blueberry spinach salad with honey-Dijon vinaigrette
April showers bring May flowers – and fungal disease
Smaller fundraising sales offer bargains, too
Summer-like feel to post-Easter weather; remember to water new transplants
More than just perennials at this big fundraising event in South Natomas
Warm days and nights signal tomato planting time has arrived
Find great selection and good prices at these group fundraisers
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