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Pre-emergent Application for Control of Lawn Weeds Q. Do I need to do anything now to prevent weed problems in my lawn next year? A. Apply a pre-emergent to control for Poa annua or annual bluegrass (it is an annual grass) now.

The navigation to the left side of this page offers so many choices about gardening. The Video Library of Garden Classes offer free online classes to show you new and current topics in your garden.

Read and subscribe to our blog, Fresno Gardening Green where you will find interesting and informative articles about gardening in the Central Valley.

Storm drains are frequently located in streets, usually along curbs, but may also be in alleys, driveways, etc. You may have seen logos of fish painted near them with a warning against dumping of toxic materials into them. Stormwater and irrigation runoff from gardens and lawns, car washing, etc.

Citrus Splitting Q. The fruit on my citrus (especially my navel oranges) is splitting. What is causing this? A. Fluctuations in the weather, temperature and watering cause fruit split in citrus, especially in navel oranges.

Succulents have been one of the most popular and easy to grow plants in the garden. Did you know there are over 10,000 species in the world? Did you know they produce about 3% of the flowering plants in the world? In this area of the MG Website, learn how to care for your succulents.

Each year the Fresno Master Gardener program selects a few special volunteers to honor for their service.

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Spurge Control Q. A flat-growing, slow-spreading purplish weed with a lot of stems that exude a milky sap is still everywhere in my garden: lawn, flower beds, cracks in the driveway, etc.. Will it cover everything? Will it eat Chicago? How do I get rid of this monster? A.

Please welcome: Environmental Horticulture Advisor for Tulare, Kings, Fresno, and Madera Counties Haramrit Gill Haramrit Gill is the newly appointed Environmental Horticulture Advisor for Tulare, Kings, Fresno, and Madera Counties.