San Mateo-San Francisco

Master Gardener Education Table at the East Palo Alto Community Farmers Market Description: Please visit the UC Master Gardener education table at the East Palo Alto Community Farmers Market.

Event Name: Gardening for Pollinators Description: GARDENING FOR POLLINATORS What are the basic needs of bees, butterflies and hummingbirds and how can you provide those requirements? What are their favorite plants and flowers? Learn how to garden to increase the desirability of your environment.

Growing Native Garden Tour - San Carlos Native Plant Habitat Garden Visit the Master Gardeners Native Plant Habitat Garden at the San Carlos City Center. Master Gardeners installed the 8,000 square foot garden in 2019 and maintain it on a weekly basis.

Master Gardener Plant Clinic at the San Mateo Arboretum Description: Come anytime between 12:00 to 3:00 pm for this walk-in plant clinic. UC Master Gardeners will be available to answer your questions from general information to advice about specific problems.

Growing Orchids - Tips for the San Francisco Climate Description: Learn about cool, temperate and tropical zone orchids. Which type is good for you? Get to know cool growing orchids for San Francisco.

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All 4-H youth and adult members are invited to participate in our county council meetings, where many of the decisions regarding the 4-H program are made.

Join us for Summer Camp 2025 at UC Elkus Ranch! Kids 6-11 years old will spend each day during a week-long session at the ranch learning to care for our livestock animals, exploring plants & pollinators in the garden, making crafts, learning about environmental stewardship, and more!

Please visit the UC Master Gardener education table at the Serramonte Farmers Market. Master Gardener volunteers will be available to answer questions regarding plants, planting techniques, garden pests and more.

For the Love of Bees: How to Grow Herbs and Other Fragrant Plants Description: Did you know that different bees emerge from overwintering at different times, in search of their preferred flowering plants?