County Director
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
Upcoming classes and workshops
| Event Name | Date |
|---|---|
| ORCHARD PRUNING BASICS-FRESNO MGS | 1/18/2025 |
| MG garden talks at Sierra Senior Center | 1/24/2025 |
| SUMMER VEGETABLE GARDENING (SPANISH) Fresno | 1/25/2025 |
| ALL ABOUT CITRUS Fresno | 2/8/2025 |
| Yokuts Valley-Native Plant Workshop | 2/15/2025 |
| Fresno COMPOSTING MG ANN | 2/22/2025 |
| MG garden talks at Sierra Senior Center | 2/28/2025 |
Madera MG info sign ups
Sign up for UCANR Madera Master Gardener E-List 24.25. Receive e-mails about special events or classes.
If you have a question about home gardening, please contact our Master Gardener Helpline./ mgfresno@ucanr.edu
Send us a brief description of your problem and a photo if you can.
Save the date of Saturday January 25th for the Annual Tea Party by the Madera Master Gardeners! More details coming soon
Oakhurst workshop
Learn the basics of composting and worms with Madera Master Gardener Randy Thomson. No registration is required. Sign in at the Sierra Senior Center on Friday, January 24, starting at 1:00 pm.
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:
"Three Sisters" Garden
The Three Sisters Garden is open and Master Gardeners are there working on Tuesday mornings. 8:00 to 10:00 during hot weather.
Thank you Madera Library Ignacio Negrete and Krista Riggs for the wonderful video of the Three Sisters Garden!
Click here to watch our latest video about the Three Sisters Garden.
Fresno Garden Green BLOG
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Take steps to prevent peach leaf curl before it’s too late
Now that the holidays are behind us, many gardeners are turning their attention to the New Year and their high hopes for a bountiful backyard harvest. Fresno's short winters mean now is the last chance for stone fruit-growing gardeners to prevent...
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This week in the garden: Jan. 10 - 16
Roses grow to different heights depending on the variety - from the lower landscape/shrub roses and floribundas to the taller hybrid tea and grandifloras. Keep this in mind when placing roses in your garden. Tasks Rainfall may not reach areas under...
News Flash/ Master Food Preserver information
Statewide Landscape Survey project/ UCANR
Statewide Landscape Survey project/ UCANR
Haramrit Gill (PhD)
Environmental Horticulture Area Advisor
(Tulare, Fresno, Madera, and Kings Counties)
Contact: hamgill@ucanr.edu
Survey for landscape professionals
The UCCE Environmental Horticulture and Urban Integrated Pest Management programs would like to provide more resources for landscape professionals. We would be grateful if you take a short survey to help us understand what would be most valuable for you.
Encuesta para profesionales del jardinería/paisajismo/landscaping
Los programas de Horticultura Ambiental y Manejo Integrado Urbano de Plagas de la UCCE desean proporcionar más recursos para los jardineros profesionales y diseñadores de jardines. Le agradeceríamos que respondiera una breve encuesta para ayudarnos a comprender qué sería lo más valioso para usted.
Thank you in advance!
11th Annual Tea Party
Friends of Three Sisters Garden
11th Annual Tea Party
Proceeds to benefit the UCCE Madera Master Gardeners’
Three Sisters Demonstration Garden
Saturday, January 25, 2025 ~ 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm
Frank Bergon Senior Center
238 South D Street, Madera
ENJOY A FUN FILLED AFTERNOON OF TEA, SCRUMPTIOUS FOOD AND
SWEET TREATS WITH FRIENDS OLD AND NEW
~Silent Auction~
TICKETS
$25 ADULT
$20 CHILD (12 & UNDER)
FOR TICKETS OR INFORMATION
CONTACT:
TRESA @ (559) 930-4498
OR
CYNTHIA @ (510) 917-2756
With special thanks to
the City of Madera
UCANR Master Beekeeper program
Wondering if beekeeping is right for you? We recommend to start by asking yourself these 9 Questions to Ask Yourself Before you Start Beekeeping.
Our mission is to disseminate science-based information to stewards and ambassadors for honey bees and beekeeping. This includes local, state, and federal regulatory information like the California State Apiary Act.