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If you are busy (and who isnt?) and like to garden, this class is for you! Not exactly speed gardening but close this presentation gives Orange County gardeners the list of top garden jobs for each area of the garden month by month.

An English Garden in sunny Southern California? Oh, no! Lets go native and get the same effect. UC Master Gardeners of Orange County will show you how to have a garden featuring California Native plants that will rival any other location in color, variety and beauty.

Cool season vegetables are cool! From gourmet selections to a stir-fry garden, this presentation covers everything you need to know about starting and growing vegetables that you can harvest in fall, winter and early spring.

Just how does compost happen? Nature, as it recycles by decomposition, provides us with garden gold.

An English Garden in sunny Southern California? Oh, no! Lets go native and get the same effect. UC Master Gardeners of Orange County will show you how to have a garden featuring California Native plants that will rival any other location in color, variety and beauty.

UC Master Gardeners of Orange County will show you how to have a garden featuring California Native plants that will rival any other location in color, variety and beauty. All this while reducing water usage, chemical fertilization and increasing local wildlife habitat. No registration necessary.

This class will bring you up to date on the latest process recommendations, teach you how to process your food safely and explain the reasons behind the process. You will learn what equipment is needed and proper storage methods.

California Native Plant Expo. The event will take place around the Central Garden with nurseries - Tree of Life, and Moosa Creek and the Native Plant Society of Orange County. There is a $5 fee to enter the gardens.

Did you know there are more than 170 species of butterflies that live in or visit Southern California? You can easily attract many of them by learning about host and nectar plants and shelter that a particular species prefer.

What is a Pass Down Plant? It is a plant shared from other gardens or gardeners. Learn how to share successfully including propagation of perennials, bulbs, seeds, and succulents.