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 Prioritize Your PlantsHigh priority plants are usually trees and shrubs that provide shade, are expensive to replace, and take a long time to mature.Medium priority plants are groundcovers, perennials (edibles, herbs, and flowers), and vines that grow quickly and are usually inexpensive to replace.Low…

Sonoma Master Gardeners are present at several different farmers markets each week, generally spring through fall, where we set up an information table stocked with county-specific gardening leaflets for the public, and reference books from which we can dispense accurate information for the public.

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Photo by Remmington Wanner on Unsplash Most construction, from new construction to alternations and repairs, requires a building permit.

Sonoma County Farm Trails, check out their Live Map & Guide where you can search by type of farm, location and more Agri-Tourism, Farm Tours Offered Throughout Sonoma County by SonomaCounty.

The following was written by Karen Giovannini, reviewed by Cynthia Lee, California Department of Public Health.

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How to manage your drip irrigation system Irrigation control systems are used to ensure a desired level of moisture is maintained for the plants with or without the presence of a human operator. Beyond the basic components of a drip system, there are ways to manage the system as a whole.

We are trained and certified University of California (UC) volunteers who provide unbiased, high-quality, science-based information to non-commercial home gardeners of Sonoma County.

Steps to create a sustainable garden explained including how your garden helps preserve and nourish the vast and critical ecosystem that supports all plant life.