San Bernardino

As 2020 comes to a close, I'd like to express my deep appreciation and thanks to all of our UCCE San Bernardino County Master Gardener volunteers who have given the gift of their time' to provide credible information to the gardening public.

Thinking of adding some fruit trees to your garden? Now's the time for deciduous fruit tree planting (and pruning)! Fruit trees are a great addition to a yard, big or small.

The Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program has been providing families in San Bernardino county with virtual workshops to teach healthy living practices. Parents and caregivers from the San Bernardino Unified School district were recruited via FaceBook Live.

To Start: I hope this finds you safe, well and (reasonably) happy. Next: Yes, no posts here for a while . . . This is not because I was sick or without computer access. It was because I was lazy.

The Ventanilla de Salud (Window on Health) is a program that is implemented through 50 Mexican consulates in the United States.

Are you ready to transform your yard into a more sustainable landscape but don't know the first thing about irrigation systems?

I think many of us feel like our gardens themselves are gifts.

Sometimes you meet people that energize you with their enthusiasm and friendly, approachable manner. I recently had this experience when I interviewed Kit Leung, this month's UC Cooperative Extension (UCCE) San Bernardino County Spotlight Master Gardener.

Fall is upon us, and with the changing of seasons and weather getting cooler we also have an election and are still in the midst of COVID.one sometimes wonders where peace and solace can be found.

Do you have citrus in your yard? This is the time of year that the Asian Citrus Psyllid (ACP) is most active in San Bernardino County when trees are sending out their fall flush of new growth.