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Master Gardener plant inspired décor and gifts at the Sebastopol Holiday Art, Craft Fair and Maker’s Market
Join us December 8th, 2024 at the Sebastopol Center for the Arts’ Holiday Art and Maker’s Market. Choose from a variety of plant inspired holiday decorations and gifts crafted by our own UC Sonoma County Master Gardeners. Browse our wreaths, ornaments, succulent arrangements and more.
Holiday Art & Makers Market
December 8, 2024
11AM to 4PM
Sebastopol Center for the Arts
282 S. High Street
Sebastopol, CA
Children’s Jamboree and Fall Festival 2024
October 20 was a picture-perfect day for Jam-Fest 2024 — a free public event hosted by the UC Master Gardener Program of Sonoma County. More than 230 people (adults and children) came to the Los Guilicos Demonstration and Teaching Garden to enjoy fun, interactive activities and presentations and a pop-up succulent sale. We appreciate the dedication and enthusiasm of the volunteers and partner organizations who helped make Jam-Fest 2024 a success!
For more information about the Los Guilicos Demonstration and Teaching Garden, click here
School Field Trip Waitlist Available
Food Gardening Year-Round
See our Monthly Tips for food gardening tasks you can do each month to make your garden, healthy, beautiful and productive.
Grow food sustainably in your garden year-round while building the health of your garden environment using sustainable gardening principles. We emphasize using practices that will not compromise future conditions of the environment and we break down the practical implementation of sustainability in our food gardens into categories using these basic principles.
- A food garden begins with good soil
- The right plants for your food garden are those vegetable and fruit crops that you want to eat and that can grow successfully in your microclimate
- Include herbs and flowers as companion plants to encourage beneficial insects
- Sustainable pest management approaches are those that are the least toxic
- Water conservation
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Upcoming Events
| Event Name | Date |
|---|---|
| 27th Annual UCCE North Coast Virtual IPM Seminar | 11/20/2024 |
| Healthcare for Succulents - Cloverdale | 11/23/2024 |
| Good Bugs vs Bad Bugs - Rohnert Park/Cotati | 12/7/2024 |
Master Gardeners in Print
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If you did not have a chance to attend our webinars or online talks, you will find our recordings organized in playlists on our YouTube (and subscribe so that you never miss an update):
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