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UC Cooperative Extension
Karmjot Randhawa
County Director
(559) 243-6564


UC Cooperative Extension
145 Tozer St. Suite 103
Madera, CA 93638
Office Phone: (559) 675-7879
Fax: (559) 675-0639

Madera County Master Gardener Program

Sierra Senior Garden classes

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Sierra Senior Garden classes will be held on the 4th Friday of the Month. Topics to be announced 

4th Friday of the Month.
1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Sierra Senior Center
49111 Cinder Lane, Oakhurst, CA

No registration needed

Contact: 

Cheers!
Randy
lacmgrst@gmail.com
Upcoming classes and workshops
Event Name Date
Growing Cool Season Vegetables 7/20/2024
Fragrant Gardens 7/27/2024
Hot Summer Produce 8/3/2024
Fresno Garden Green BLOG
  • During the hot months, enjoy the garden in the morning with a cold drink. (Photo: Pixabay)
    This week in the garden: July 12 - 18

    Relax. Beat the heat with a cool beverage while enjoying your garden from indoors. Tasks Protect developing tree fruit from birds and squirrels by placing netting over trees. Continue deep watering of fruit trees and citrus to insure a good fruit...


    By Terry Lewis
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  • Many vegetable and ornamental plants are susceptible to dodder, a parasitic weed that grows as twining threadlike stems over their hosts. If you have dodder, find a link below to UC IPM guidelines for control. (Photo: UC IPM)
    This week in the garden: July 5 - 11

    “Sweet flowers are slow and weeds make haste” ~ Shakespeare Tasks Water camellias regularly to avoid bud drop during bloom season. If you have nematode problems in your vegetable garden, summer is the time to solarize your soil. Rinse...


    By Terry Lewis
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Bite Size Gardens

To have a successful garden just follow the seven basic rules of vegetable gardening: 

  1. Plant only as much as you can easily maintain. 
  2. Create a garden plan before you begin. 
  3. Grow fruits and vegetables that produce high yields in the space available. 
  4. Plant during the correct season for the crop you would like to grow. 

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