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Madera County Master Gardener Program
Need Help? Ask Us!
Master Gardener volunteers are trained by the University of California Cooperative Extension and are here to help you. The Madera Master Gardeners have contributed more than 34,316 hours of community service in Madera County.
Do you need advice with your garden? Have pest problems? Master Gardeners are available to answer your gardening and landscape questions on Thursdays from 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. Call us at (559) 675-7879 Ext. 7210 or email your questions to mgmadera@ucanr.edu.
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UC MASTER GARDENERS, MADERA COUNTY
INVITE YOU TO THE FOLLOWING EVENT:
Free Garden Advice Clinic
at
Peters Brothers Nursery
Saturday, March 8, 2014
10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
1135 South Granada Drive, Madera
Open Event Poster Here
Questions?? Call (559) 675-7879 Ext. 7210
or email mgmadera@ucdavis.edu
Each year the UC Cooperative Extension Master Gardeners host their Glorious Garden Tour
Interested in nominating a garden for our future garden tours? Please complete the Nomination Form. You and the garden owner will be contacted to schedule a visit.
Join us for Glorious Garden Tour VIII on Saturday, April 19, 2014 (the third Saturday of April).
Tickets will go on sale soon.
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UC Gardening Blogs
Registering for the 2014 UC Master Gardener Conference - Easy as 1, 2, 3!
Posted 3/5/2014 -
UC Cooperative Extension (UCCE) Master Gardeners can now register for the highly anticipated 2014 UC Master Gardener Conference! The UC Master Gardener conference happens only once every three years. This year's conference is being held in the backyard...
New book helps pros manage invasive weeds in California forests
Posted 3/5/2014 -
Beautiful but unwelcome in California wildlands, brooms are shrubs introduced into North America from Europe in the mid-1800s. Common species include Scotch broom (Cytisus scoparius) and Portuguese broom (Cytisus striatus). Brooms were introduced as...
What happens when a wildfire sweeps through your study area?
Posted 2/27/2014 -
On Aug. 10, 2013, a wildfire started in a steep canyon on the Tahoe National Forest. When it was finally declared controlled on Oct. 8, the 'American Fire' as it was named, had burned approximately 27,440 acres, including half (1,100 acres) of the Sierra...