By MICHAEL HARRELSON (This article originally appeared in The San Diego Union-Tribune on Feb. 13, 2021) Since its inception, the University of California Cooperative Extension Master Gardener Program of San Diego County has built its reputation of working in conjunction with the university to share with our community the best practices for gardening. Our science-based information covered all […]
Hearty root vegetable should do well if started from seed in loose, well-draining soil By JODI BAY This article first appeared in the San Diego Union-Tribune January 9, 2021 Carrots are an easy vegetable to grow, and many varieties exist, one of which will surely do well in your garden and delight your palate. Carrots are […]
Planning Ahead for Your First Beehives Leah TaylorClass Description Participants will learn about many aspects of starting a honeybee colony and keeping it healthy and thriving. Participants will become knowledgeable about installing honeybee packages, monitoring their own colonies, and possible challenges with maintaining a healthy colony. Grasp the basics to get started with your own […]
Happy Houseplants, Healthy Home Linda StewartClass Description This talk includes information on creating the best environment for your houseplants, how to choose those best for your home, and how to take care of (and prevent) their common problems. You will learn why you should have as many houseplants as you can fit. This entertaining talk […]
