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Sonoma County Master Gardeners are here to help! Garden Sense is a free program for Sonoma County residents who want to learn how to create a beautiful and sustainable garden that conserves water. We make home visits and provide information on low-water-use plant selection and irrigation.
Additional Resources:
Videos:
Drip equipment manufacturers’ guides:
- Netafim - Techline and Design Guide
- Rainbird - Low-Volume Landscape Irrigation Design Manual, 2000
- Hunter Industries - Drip Irrigation Design and Installation Guide, 2012
Irrigation stores and related resources in Sonoma County:
The topics outlined below will help you install a drip system.
- 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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- —> California Native Plants
- —> Climate Forward Trees
- —> Plant Articles
- —> Succulents
- Lawn Replacement
- Monthly Garden Tips
- Soil and Composting
- Sustainable Gardening in Sonoma County
- Water in the Landscape
- Wildfire Preparedness in the Home Landscape
Information Desk:
Santa Rosa (707) 565-2608
email: mgsonoma@ucdavis.edu
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How to get help with plant problems
Click here to request a speaker for your organization
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):
- Ask A Master Gardener Series
- Composting
- Drought
- Fruit Trees
- Sonoma California Natives
- Summer Garden Minute
- Sustainable Gardening
- Veggie Happenings Series
- Wildfire Preparation
