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Tired of barbecue sauces whose first ingredient is either high fructose corn syrup or water? Join the UC Master Food Preservers of Orange County on June 18th to explore how to make and preserve a zesty BBQ sauce, made with tomato puree and your own blend of spices.

You can grow it here or thereyou can grow it anywhere! Learn about the many places available for growing edibles the pros and cons of each and the three components necessary for success: sun, soil, and water.

The 34th annual Southern California Spring Garden Show is a four-day garden event held April 25-28 in the Crate & Barrel/Macys Home Store wings. Come find our booth! We are located on the 3rd floor.

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.

Come join us for a morning of outdoor fun at the Monarch Nature Trail in Huntington Beach! Volunteering at the MNT is a great way to learn more about Orange County's butterfly population as well as the native plants they depend on for survival.

The 34th annual Southern California Spring Garden Show is a four-day garden event held April 25-28 in the Crate & Barrel/Macys Home Store wings. Come find our booth! We are located on the 3rd floor.

Come to Rancho Santa Margarita Library to learn ways to preserve your fresh citrus fruit. The UC Master Food Preservers will demonstrate how to make candied orange peel and an orange simple syrup. You will also see how to create middle eastern preserved lemons and a lemon salt.

Roses bring beauty, fragrance, and romance into our lives. Whether you are new to roses or experienced, UC Master Gardeners of Orange County will inform and inspire you about the selection, planting, pruning, care and feeding of roses.

Ready to dig in the dirt again? Now is the time to grow warm season vegetables to feed your family over the summer months. UC Master Gardeners of Orange County will give you the information you need to choose your crops so that you can follow the #1 rule: grow what your family likes to eat.

If you have roses, this presentation is a great refresher on the basics such as selection, planting, care and feeding, integrated pest management and pruning. In addition, UC Master Gardeners of Orange County will focus on specific types of roses such as shrubs, miniature roses and old garden roses.