California native plants can be a good garden choice for dependable interest, water savings, as well as attracting beneficials and pollinators. Sacramento Master Gardener Pam Bone explains it all. Careers in horticulture and farming at Cosumnes River College. Garden Grappler

Get Growing. “California Native Plants for your Garden.” with Pam Bone, Master Gardener

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Soil expert Steve Zien says to feed your soil during the winter with a layer of mulch. Prof. Linda Chalker-Scott on the benefits of mulch. The gardens of past U.S. presidents. Blueberry growing tips.

No bare soil! Benefits of mulch. Growing blueberries. Presidential gardens.

Phil Pursel of Dave Wilson Nursery talks about growing backyard fruit trees. Low water plants for the shade. A visit to Fort Ross. Growing chili peppers.

"Growing Fruit Trees. Low Water Shade Plants."

Urban chicken consultant and beekeeper Cherie Sintes-Glover of chickensforeggs.com talks about to keep your poultry flock and beehives cozy in the winter chill. Warren Roberts takes us on a
December tour of the UC Davis Arboretum. Garden Grappler.

“Winter Care of Backyard Chickens and Bees”

Lori Ann Asmus, Emerald City Interior Landscape Services, has tips for holiday houseplant care and wreath making ideas. Garden Grappler.

"Holiday Houseplant Care" with Master Gardner Lori Ann Asmus

Soil pedologist and Organic Advocate, Steve Zien celebrated World Soil Day yesterday. He will join us to talk about how you can improve your own soil. How to start tomatoes from cutting. Growing citrus indoors. Garden Grappler.

Get Growing. “California Native Plants for your Garden.” with Pam Bone, Master Gardener

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