For a Productive Spring, Fruit Trees Need Time To Chill Out
Winter chill requirements are an evolutionary adaptation plants use to determine when the worst is over and it’s safe to break dormancy.
Tag: gardening
Has Instagram Ruined Local Farming?
Sonoma’s farmers take stock of the pressures — and the gains to be had — from social media.
12 Sonoma Events for Green Thumbs and Garden Lovers, June-July
Summer's in the air in Sonoma County. Time to get a little dirty, while soaking up the sun.
Sonoma Garden Events for Green Thumbs, March – April
From friendly fungus and veggie planters to natural beekeeping and flowers paired with sparkling, these Sonoma County events will help you spruce up your garden.
12 Sonoma Garden Events for Green Thumbs, July – Sept
Sonoma County has something for green thumbs seeking some fun this summer.
Luther Burbank Home & Gardens Throws “Un-Party” to Celebrate the Legendary Horticulturist
Luther Burbank Home & Gardens is throwing an "un-party" in celebration of Luther Burbank's 168th birthday on March 7th.
Backyard to Table: 6 Edibles To Plant for Fall
These vegetables will reinvigorate your fall garden, as well as your dinner plate.
How to Prepare Your Garden for Spring
Written by Meg McConahey for The Press Democrat. With spring inching closer gardeners may be feeling the itch to start planting. But there is still a chance that frosty nights could damage or kill your new plants or seedlings. There are some things that can be planted safely. But for most of your spring planting, […]