Pick green and bring inside – or hope for a hot October.
Fall starts with a heat spike and warm week.
The summer edibles gardener is not required to become a winter gardener, too
New! Savory galette has a creamy cheese base
Labor Day weekend heat wave says goodbye to summer garden
Heat spikes can play havoc with ripening tomatoes
Beans, melons, hard squash and even tomatoes can thrive on less irrigation
New! Garlic, rosemary enhance flatbread made with pizza dough
Temperature plays a role in ripening – especially at night
New! Goat cheese makes a quick sauce with herbs
Sit-down 'Tomato Tastings' presented by find out farms, Slow Food Sacramento and Root 64
July is a good time for the gardener to assess plants’ continuing health
What could be wrong (or right) with this year's tomato crop
Spring ends with warm days and a potential heat spike
Awareness and perseverance will keep plants, fruit in good shape
Expect rapid growth with warm summer-like weather
Planting, pruning, problems are focus of El Dorado County workshop
Favorite Sacramento crop loves heat but not triple digits
After early heat, some relief as weather cools
Mulch works magic – and get free mulch at upcoming event
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