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Pest S.O.S. 12 Most Common Summer Pests Part 2
Gardeners water, feed, pinch, prune and putz so we can enjoy the fruits of our labor–not to invite unwanted pests. Learn to identify and prevent four common summer garden pests: earwigs, Harlequin bugs, leaf miners, and voles. Earwig Description: Approximately...

Pest S.O.S. 12 Most Common Summer Pests Part 1

4 Ways Organic Fertilizers Help Plants Use Less Water
With changing water cycles in California, gardeners are looking for water-wise options when it comes to fertilizers. And, when it’s hot, it’s important to use products that won’t burn. Organics fertilizers are gaining momentum because they help maintain beautiful gardens...

Get To Know Roses
An Introduction to Rose Varieties The universal appeal of roses comes from the many varieties, sizes, and colors available. From traditional red, pink, or white—to the more unusual lilac, yellow and even orange—there are many rose varieties that can be well-suited to most...

Tropical Style in Sacramento
We’ve got several plants that fit the bill for a tropical oasis in your yard so you can have the tropical style in Sacramento. We just need to be creative about where to plant them. The challenge that most tropical...

Grow Your Own Berries and Make Berry Pies this Summer
The world of berries is beautiful. Go beyond what’s sold in grocery stores to broaden your berry horizons. First, we’ll introduce you to some of our favorite berries and then give you a roundup of fresh recipes. General Berry Info Light:...

Beneficial Nematodes – Pest Management, Naturally
The Navy Seals of Good Bugs Trust us, you want these guys in your garden. Applied in the cover of darkness to your soil, lawns and plants, their job is to seek and destroy the enemies of your yard. They...

Colorful Camellias
When selecting blooming shrubs for your garden, don’t overlook the camellia, an evergreen with flowers that appear from winter to spring. There are two species that are generally available: Camelliea japonica and Camellia sasanqua. Both species are highly ornamental...
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