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)
Workshop held during Placer open garden; El Dorado and Yolo master gardeners also offer classes
Settle in for some normal August warmth after temperature drop
From grape pruning to worm composting, hands-on 'mini-talks' provide wealth of information -- all free!
Master gardeners field queries from State Fair visitors
Don’t let bindweed overwhelm your garden; tips on how to cope with this invasive plant
Tiny pests thrive during hot, dry, dusty conditions
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