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- Composting
- Drip Irrigation
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- Drip Irrigation vs Other Irrigation Methods
- How to Get Started
- Drip Irrigation Management
- Key considerations when implementing a drip system
- Drip Irrigation Basics
- Drip Irrigation in Different Landscape Situations
- Determining How Much Water to Apply and How Often
- Maintaining an Irrigation System
- How to Get Help
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- Progama de Jardineros Maestros del Condado de Sonoma
- Áfidos y pulgones
- Insectos Benéficos
- El Brócoli
- La cebolla que forma bulbos
- Caracoles y babosas
- La Haba
- Cultivando microverduras (microgreens)
- La Lechuga
- Chícharos
- El limón Meyer
- Uso y desecho seguro de pesticidas
- Tomatillo
- Cultivando vegetales de semillas
- Preparación para el invierno después del incendio
- Jardinería casera sostenible
- Cultivando Verduras
- Extreme Weather and Gardening in the Age of Climate Change
- Feature Articles
- Food Gardening
- Food Gardening Articles
- Food Gardening with Less Water
- Food Gardening Videos
- Vegetable Planting Summary
- All About Tomatoes
- Feature Vegetables
- Thyme
- Artichokes
- Parsley
- Fennel
- Cauliflower
- Asian Greens
- Brussels Sprouts
- Dill
- Cherry Tomatoes
- Spring to Summer Succession Gardening
- Fava Beans
- Mâche—Corn Salad
- Kohlrabi
- Cilantro and Coriander
- Cabbage
- Oregano & Sweet Marjoram
- Rhubarb
- Onions
- Endive and Radicchio
- Potatoes
- Sweet Potatoes
- Tomatillos
- Tarragon
- Carrots
- Turnips and Rutabagas
- Green Beans
- Rapini/Broccoli Raab
- Growing Microgreens
- Cucumbers
- Okra
- Summer Squash
- Spinach
- Mint
- Eggpant
- Celeriac
- Parsnips
- Winter Squash
- Additional KG Articles
- Seeding Vegetables Indoors
- Drying Herbs
- Harvesting and Preserving Dill
- Pesky Cucumber Beetles: a Pest of String Beans
- Fall and Winter Garden
- Pumpkins
- Planting Bare-Root Fruit Trees
- When to Plant Vegetables in Sonoma County
- The Long Month of December
- Winter Herbs Indoors
- Catching Voles
- Low Water Kitchen Herbs
- Green-Manure Cover Crops
- No-Till Food Gardening
- Five Easy Vegetables
- Chipped Branch Wood
- Winter Weather
- Lemongrass
- Growing Salad Greens
- Fruit Trees in a Drought
- FRUITS
- Putting the Garden to Bed
- Ongoing Monthly Tasks
- Spring into Summer Food Gardening
- The Fall and Winter Garden
- Food Gardening Resources
- Is it Spring Yet?
- Food Gardening in a Drought
- Sowing Planting Calculation
- Resources for Preserving Tomatoes
- Drought Strategies for a Fall Food Garden
- Sustainable Food Gardening
- Right crop, Right place, Right Time
- Food Gardening Tasks and Tips by Month
- Year-Round Food Gardening
- Garden Help
- Garden Tips
- Integrated Pest Management: Healthy Gardens
- Landscape Plants for Sonoma County
- Lawn Replacement
- Master Food Preserver Resources
- Master Gardener Projects
- Food Gardening Specialists
- Waterwise Gardening
- Sudden Oak Death
- Welcome to the Master Gardener Projects at Sonoma Garden Park
- Information Desk
- Farmers' Markets
- Library Workshops
- County and Harvest Fairs
- Harvest for the Hungry
- Sonoma Botanical Garden
- Propagation for Education
- Petaluma Library Garden
- Petaluma Bounty Farm Unity Garden
- Children's Garden at Los Guilicos
- Children's Garden at Los Guilicos
- MG Resources
- Plant of the Month
- Salvia — Native Sages
- Amaryllis belladonna
- Nepeta — Catmint
- Achillea — Yarrow
- Berberis — Barberry
- Pennisetum orientale — Fountain Grass
- Teucrium — Germander
- Festuca — Fescues
- Myrica californica — Pacific Wax Myrtle
- Rhamnus — Buckthorn and Coffeeberry
- Heteromeles arbutifolia — Toyon
- Vitis ‘Roger’s Red’— An Ornamental Grape
- Viburnum
- Ceratostigma — Chinese and Burmese Plumbago
- Lagerstroemia — Crape Myrtle
- Santolina — Lavender Cotton
- Carpenteria californica — Bush Anemone
- Euphorbia — Spurges
- Cercis occidentalis — Western Redbud
- Muhlenbergia rigens — Deer Grass
- Ceanothus — Wild Lilac
- Baccharis pilularis — Coyote Brush
- Garrya elliptica — Silktassel
- Calamagrostis x acutiflora — Feather Reed Grass
- Perovskia atriplicifolia — Russian Sage
- Eriogonum — Buckwheat
- Origanum — Ornamental Oregano
- Helianthemum — Sunrose
- Arctostaphylos — Manzanita Shrubs
- Helleborus — Hellebores
- Anemone x hybrida — Japanese Anemone
- Sedum ‘Autumn Joy’
- Helianthus — Sunflowers
- Lavandula — Lavender
- Phlomis — Jerusalem Sage
- Borage
- Phormium — New Zealand Flax
- Hydrangea quercifolia — Oakleaf Hydrangea
- Pistacia chinensis — Chinese Pistache
- Rosmarinus — Rosemary
- Cotinus coggygria — Smoke Tree
- Artemisia — Wormwood, Mugwort, Sagebrush
- Arctostaphylos — Manzanita Groundcovers
- Physocarpus opulifolius - Ninebark
- Agave
- Laurus nobilis 'Saratoga'
- Hellebores
- Olea europaea — ‘Little Ollie’
- Daphne
- Heuchera Hybrids — Coral Bells
- Agastache — Hummingbird Mint / Hyssop
- Lonicera — Honeysuckle
- Aesculus californica - California buckeye
- Mahonia - Oregon Grape
- Salvia — Ornamental Natives
- Ribes spp.—Currants and Gooseberries
- Salvia—Non-Native Ornamentals
- Aromatic Herbs Discourage Deer
- Planting Under Oaks
- Raised beds
- Request a Speaker
- Resources
- Soil and Composting
- Succulents
- Sundays with Sue
- Sustainable Gardening in Sonoma County
- Ten Most Common Pests
- Vegetable of the Month
- Why Plant Natives?
- Wildfire Preparedness in the Home Landscape
- Year-Round Food Gardening in Sonoma County