Green Gardener Training
Feb
5
to Apr 23

Green Gardener Training

Location: FUHSD Adult School, 589 West Fremont Ave, Sunnyvale, CA, 94087

Host: Santa Clara Valley Urban Runoff Pollution Prevention Program

Description: Learn eco-friendly practices with the Santa Clara Valley Green Gardener Training. You will learn things such as designing and maintaining sprinklers and drip irrigation systems, selecting the right plants to save water and reduce the use of pesticides/fertilizers, and composting to feed soils naturally. Through these trainings you will receive a certification of completion and green gardener card, as well as free publicity on local gardening websites.

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Sustainable Vegetable Gardening
Feb
24
to Mar 31

Sustainable Vegetable Gardening

Location: Fremont Unified High School District Adult Education, 589 W. Fremont Avenue, Sunnyvale, CA 94087, United States

Host: UC Master Gardeners

Description: Would you like to grow your own vegetables, but worry that you may use too much water, or pesticides, or plastics? This six-week course can help you garden year-round in a way that sustains the planet. We'll help you learn how to build healthy soil and conserve water, learn integrated pest management techniques that don't poison our pollinators and native fauna, and use gardening techniques that conserve materials and energy.

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Growing Tomatoes, from Seed Saving to Harvest - Santa Clara
Mar
14
11:00 AM11:00

Growing Tomatoes, from Seed Saving to Harvest - Santa Clara

Location: 2635 Homestead Road
Santa Clara, CA 95051
United States

Host: UC Master Gardeners

Description: The talk will cover care of plants from seedlings to mature plants, how/when/where to plant, growing in the ground vs containers, staking/cages/watering, and how to determine when tomatoes are ripe.

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The Seed and Cutting Exchange
Mar
14
1:00 PM13:00

The Seed and Cutting Exchange

Location: Peninsula Conservation Center (PCC), 3921 E. Bayshore Road in Palo Alto

Host: CA Native Plant Society

Description: This free event provides an opportunity to share and receive cuttings and seeds of native plants. Discover the diverse offerings, ranging from easy-to-grow varieties to rare finds, and leave with new native plant cuttings and seeds! We will supply coin envelopes for seeds, but please bring your own containers for transporting cuttings home.

Registration: N/A

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Growing Natives Garden Tour, Southern Gardens
Mar
18
to Mar 19

Growing Natives Garden Tour, Southern Gardens

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Location: Advance registration is required to receive addresses. 

Host: California Native Plant Society Santa Clara Valley Chapter

Description: Nearly 50 home and public gardens landscaped with California native plants will be open to the public for in-person tours on Saturday, April 18 and Sunday, April 19, from 10:00am to 4:00pm. Admission to participate in GNGT is free, but registration is required at gngt.org to obtain tour maps with garden addresses. Register for the tour early to ensure access to late breaking information. Only one person per group needs to register.

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The Power of Native Gardens
Mar
18
6:30 PM18:30

The Power of Native Gardens

Location: Online (Zoom)

Host: City of Mountain View BAWSCA

Description: Join us for an informational talk on the ecological benefits of using California native plants in garden design. Native gardens promote biodiversity, support local wildlife, and require less maintenance and water compared to traditional gardens. Presented by Juanita Salisbury and BAWSCA.

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The Secret Life of Biopesticides - Online
Mar
19
12:00 PM12:00

The Secret Life of Biopesticides - Online

Location: Online (Zoom)

Host: UC Master Gardeners

Description: A simple, practical introduction to biopesticides. Discover what they are, how they’re discovered, and how they work. Then learn where to find them, and when and how to use them effectively in a home garden as part of a sustainable pest management approach.

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MRDG Planning Your Vegetable Garden - Cupertino
Mar
21
9:30 AM09:30

MRDG Planning Your Vegetable Garden - Cupertino

Location: 22221 McClellan Road
Cupertino, CA 95014
United States

Host: UC Master Gardeners

Description: Would you like to grow your own vegetables, but do not know where to start? Maybe you just have a few questions after gardening for a few years. Come join the UC Master Gardeners learn about ways to garden year-round. We'll tell you how to build healthy soil, plan your irrigation, plan your garden, and do a seed planting at the end.

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MCP Growing Great Warm Season Vegetables! - San Jose
Mar
21
10:00 AM10:00

MCP Growing Great Warm Season Vegetables! - San Jose

Location: 5283 Snell Avenue
San Jose, CA 95136
United States

Host: UC Master Gardeners

Description: Our wonderful summer climate is perfect for growing all sorts of vegetables here in Santa Clara County.  Join Master Gardener Laura Westley to learn what you can grow over the warm season. She’ll talk about tomatoes, peppers, squash, beans, cucumbers and much more!

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Gardening with Pets - San Jose
Mar
21
10:30 AM10:30

Gardening with Pets - San Jose

Location: 1157 Minnesota Avenue
San Jose, CA 95125
United States

Host: UC Master Gardeners

Description: Do you want a garden where both you and your furry friends can thrive? We will share ideas to create beautiful and highly functional outdoor environments that are safe for you, your pets and the local wildlife. Learn strategies for eliminating toxic threats, designing harmonious living zones, and encouraging behavior to ensure a flourishing garden and happy, healthy pets.

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Growing Culinary Herbs in Your Garden - Gilroy
Mar
21
10:30 AM10:30

Growing Culinary Herbs in Your Garden - Gilroy

Location: 350 W 6th Street
Gilroy, CA 95020
United States

Host: UC Master Gardeners

Description: Learn how to grow beautiful and fragrant culinary herbs. Herb varieties, planting, care, and pests will be discussed. Many culinary herbs are very easy to grow. They add beauty and interest to your garden, as well as attract pollinators and other beneficial insects.

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Hot Piles & Windrows
Mar
28
10:00 AM10:00

Hot Piles & Windrows

Location - Martial Cottle Park, Community Composting Demo Site, 5283 Snell Ave, San Jose, 95136

Host - UC Agriculture and Natural Resources

Description - Whether you're a gardening newbie or just want to reduce waste, this session will show you easy, practical tips to turn your kitchen scraps into garden gold. Learn from our UCCE certified Master Composters, ask questions, and connect with fellow compost enthusiasts.

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PADG Design Your Dream Native Plant Garden! - Palo Alto
Apr
4
10:00 AM10:00

PADG Design Your Dream Native Plant Garden! - Palo Alto

Location: 851 Center Drive
Palo Alto, CA 95301
United States

Host: UC Master Gardeners

Description: Hands-On Native Landscape Design Class: - Learn core garden design principles - Tour the Waterwise Garden to see those design principles in action - Begin creating your own garden through a hands-on design activity

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Spring Garden Fair - Martial Cottle Park - San Jose
Apr
11
9:00 AM09:00

Spring Garden Fair - Martial Cottle Park - San Jose

Location: 5283 Snell Avenue
San Jose, CA 95136
United States

Host: UC Master Gardeners

Description: The Spring Garden Fair is our annual spring extravaganza that you do not want to miss! It's a huge plant sale with educational talks and information tables. Full details including maps, schedule of talks, and plant sale lists can be found on our Spring Garden Fair page. The event is on, rain or shine!

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Composting Basics
Apr
11
10:00 AM10:00

Composting Basics

Location - Blackberry Farm Picnic Area, 21979 San Fernando Ave, Cupertino, CA 95014

Host - UC Agriculture and Natural Resources

Description - This workshop will focus on composting of backyard trimmings and food scraps. Learn about compost application - your soil will thank you!

Registration - None

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Landscape Conversion 101
Apr
11
11:00 AM11:00

Landscape Conversion 101

Location: 725 San Antonio Rd, Palo Alto, CA 94303

Host: City of Palo Alto BAWSCA

Description: Learn how to convert a high-water-use lawn into a drought-tolerant, pollinator-friendly landscape rich in California biodiversity. This workshop covers efficient irrigation upgrades and available rebates to help you get started. Attendees will be entered into a raffle at the workshop for a chance to win a $100 coupon to SummerWinds Nursery (must be present to win). Food will be provided during the event.

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Beautiful, Easy-Care, Bearded Iris - Mountain View
Apr
14
6:30 PM18:30

Beautiful, Easy-Care, Bearded Iris - Mountain View

Location: 585 Franklin Street
Mountain View, CA 94041
United States

Host: UC Master Gardeners

Description: Exciting explosions of color in the garden can be yours with bearded iris. This kind of iris has huge flowers in nearly every color or color mix. Shapes vary from lacy ruffles to stylistic flat forms. There is something to suit any garden design. If planned correctly, the flower show will last for three months in spring, and some iris varieties re-bloom in late summer and early fall. All this can be had year after year with minimal effort.

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Lawn Alternatives
Apr
15
6:00 PM18:00

Lawn Alternatives

Location: Online (Zoom)

Host: City of Sunnyvale BAWSCA

Description: Learn about lawn alternatives that reduce maintenance and water use! The class will cover eco-friendly options such as California native plants. They provide benefits for the ecosystem. You can also learn about which plants are suitable for your yard!

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Spring Cleaning: Where Indoor Pests Could Be Hiding - Online
Apr
16
12:00 PM12:00

Spring Cleaning: Where Indoor Pests Could Be Hiding - Online

Location: Online (Zoom)

Host: UC Master Gardeners

Description: Are you thinking about spring cleaning and how to tackle that pile of junk in the corner or clean out the pantry? Well, pests indoors aren’t always found where you expect. This webinar will go over the common pantry and indoor pests, and also some weird places you might encounter pests that you may not have noticed. 

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Growing Natives Garden Tour
Apr
18
10:00 AM10:00

Growing Natives Garden Tour

Location: Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties

Host: This is an event from CNPS Santa Clara Valley Chapter and UC Master Gardeners of Santa Clara and San Mateo & San Francisco counties.

Description: Experience California Native Gardens: Sustainable, Local, and Full of Life. Join our annual, self-guided, and free tour of private and public gardens all over the South Bay and Peninsula, and discover biodiversity and the benefits of native plants for water and energy conservation.

Registration: Register to attend and get the garden locations on gngt.org!

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MRDG April Gardening Tips and Maintenance - Cupertino
Apr
18
10:00 AM10:00

MRDG April Gardening Tips and Maintenance - Cupertino

Location: 22221 McClellan Road
Cupertino, CA 95014
United States

Host: UC Master Gardeners

Description: April is an ideal time to commence planning your crops and ornamental flowers. However, it is also a period when pests such as slugs, earwigs, and snails are more prevalent. In this talk, Pamela Roper, UC Master Gardeners will provide practical tips for successful gardening during this busy season. She will also identify suitable plants for your garden’s specific conditions and discuss effective maintenance techniques to prevent pests.

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Now is the Time for Homegrown Tomatoes - Willow Glen
Apr
18
10:30 AM10:30

Now is the Time for Homegrown Tomatoes - Willow Glen

Location: 1157 Minnesota Avenue
San Jose, CA 95125
United States

Host: UC Master Gardeners

Description: Tomatoes are popular summer vegetables grown in the home garden. UC Master Gardener Bob Bowe will share some history, discuss types of Tomatoes (Hybrid or Heirloom, Indeterminate & Determinate), Diseases & Pests and how to manage them, growing from seeds or seedlings, planting, watering, fertilizing & caring for them through the growing season.

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Growing Natives Garden Tour (Copy)
Apr
19
10:00 AM10:00

Growing Natives Garden Tour (Copy)

Location: Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties

Host: This is an event from CNPS Santa Clara Valley Chapter and UC Master Gardeners of Santa Clara and San Mateo & San Francisco counties.

Description: Experience California Native Gardens: Sustainable, Local, and Full of Life. Join our annual, self-guided, and free tour of private and public gardens all over the South Bay and Peninsula, and discover biodiversity and the benefits of native plants for water and energy conservation.

Registration: Register to attend and get the garden locations on gngt.org!

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Container Gardening for All Seasons Course - Sunnyvale
Apr
21
6:30 PM18:30

Container Gardening for All Seasons Course - Sunnyvale

Location: 589 W. Fremont Avenue
Sunnyvale, CA 94087
United States

Host: UC Master Gardeners

Description: In this 3-session course, the Master Gardeners of Santa Clara County will teach how you can grow a wide variety of plants on a patio or balcony. Soil, water, pest control, fertilizers, and various containers will be discussed and demonstrated. Learn how to have a year-round garden that provides food and beauty in your small space. This is a popular class so be sure to register in advance.

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Garden Design Workshop with Valley Water
Apr
23
6:00 PM18:00

Garden Design Workshop with Valley Water

Location: Zoom Webinar

Host: Santa Clara Valley Water

Description: This webinar takes attendees through the step-by-step process of creating a successful Watershed Wise design, including: 1. Rain garden and permeable landscape design and placement 2. Select a plant palette 3. Role of native plants in creating biodiversity 4. Layout recommendations and hydrozoning 5. Review other design considerations for maximum success

This webinar will be interpreted into Spanish, Mandarin, and Vietnamese.

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Vermicomposting (Worm Composting)
May
2
10:00 AM10:00

Vermicomposting (Worm Composting)

Location - Gilroy Senior Center, 7371 Hanna Street, Gilroy, 95020

Host - UC Agriculture and Natural Resources

Description - This workshop is best for those living in multifamily units or other homes without yard waste. Recycling your food waste reduces greenhouse gas emissions and is fantastic for your house plants.

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Composting Basics
May
9
10:00 AM10:00

Composting Basics

Location - MH Community & Cultural Center, 17000 Monterey Road, Morgan Hill, 95037

Host - UC Agriculture and Natural Resources

Description - This workshop will focus on composting of backyard trimmings and food scraps. Learn about compost application - your soil will thank you!

Registration - None

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Top 10 Habits of Successful Gardeners - San Jose
Mar
14
10:30 AM10:30

Top 10 Habits of Successful Gardeners - San Jose

Location: 1580 Naglee Avenue
San Jose, CA 95126
United States

Host: UC Master Gardeners

Description: Come join us to learn tips and tricks to become a successful gardener. All experience levels are welcome. UC Master Gardener, Mint Pasakdee, will share highlights and experiences. Discover how to use California-based scientific information to improve your plants and their soil health and increase your bountiful production.

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SCTDG Growing Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes and Yams - San Martin
Mar
14
10:00 AM10:00

SCTDG Growing Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes and Yams - San Martin

Location: 80 Highland Avenue (Corner of Monterey Rd & Highland Ave)
San Martin, CA 95046
United States

Host: UC Master Gardeners

Description: Learn how to grow potatoes, sweet potatoes, and yams in your garden and in containers. Planting tips, soil preparation, irrigation, and pests will be discussed.

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Low Water Ornamentals from Around the World - Mountain View
Mar
10
6:30 PM18:30

Low Water Ornamentals from Around the World - Mountain View

Location: 585 Franklin Street
Mountain View, CA 94041
United States

Host: UC Master Gardeners

Description: Come and learn about beautiful, hardy, ornamental plants from other Mediterranean climates, as well as some California natives, that would be great additions to your waterwise garden.

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Gardening for Beginners Course - San Jose
Mar
7
10:30 AM10:30

Gardening for Beginners Course - San Jose

Location: 1780 Hillsdale Avenue
San Jose, CA 95124
United States

Host: UC Master Gardeners

Description: Is this the year you’re finally starting a garden? Or, did you have some disappointing results with your garden last year? Whether you’re a beginner or have a few seasons under your belt, Gardening for Beginners (and Not Really Beginners) is here to help you.

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Native Plant and Pollinator Gardens
Mar
5
6:30 PM18:30

Native Plant and Pollinator Gardens

Location: Mountain View Public Library, 555 Franklin Street, Mountain View, CA  94041

Host: City of Mountain View BAWSCA

Description: Learn how to create a beautiful native plant and pollinator garden. This class will highlight California native plants that attract and support bees, butterflies, and other pollinators, while saving water and reducing maintenance.

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Composting Basics
Feb
28
10:30 AM10:30

Composting Basics

Location - Cupertino Library, 10800 Torre Ave, Cupertino, CA 95014

Host - UC Agriculture and Natural Resources

Description - This workshop will focus on composting of backyard trimmings and food scraps. Learn about compost application - your soil will thank you!

Registration - None

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Planning for Your Summer Tomato Garden
Feb
28
10:30 AM10:30

Planning for Your Summer Tomato Garden

Location: 350 W 6th Street, Gilroy, CA 95020, United States

Host: UC Master Gardeners

Description: Now is the time to plan for your tomato garden. Increase your success by learning how correct planting methods, pest control, irrigation, soil management and fertilizer can produce healthy and productive plants. Discover varieties that are easy to grow. Tomatoes grown in containers will also be covered.

Registration: None

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Seed Packets Demystified
Feb
28
9:00 AM09:00

Seed Packets Demystified

Location: 1431 Waverley Street, Palo Alto, CA 94301, United States

Host: UC Master Gardeners

Description: Join us for a lively discussion and analysis of seed packet terminology, where to look for details that will help you put the right plant in the right place at the right time, how and where to sow the seeds and, if you’re planting vegetables, when they’ll be ready for harvest.

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Seed Packets Demystified
Feb
28
9:00 AM09:00

Seed Packets Demystified

Location: Gamble Garden, 1431 Waverley Street, Palo Alto, CA 94301, United States

Host: UC Master Gardeners

Description: Do you love to look at seed catalogs and seed packets but wonder which variety to plant? Or find yourself ripping open the seed packet only to cover the instructions with muddy fingerprints? Seed packets are one place where you do want to pay attention to the fine print, since they contain a wealth of information that can help you be more successful in your garden.

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Resilient Landscapes: Defensible Space Meets Urban Cooling
Feb
26
9:00 AM09:00

Resilient Landscapes: Defensible Space Meets Urban Cooling

Note: This Event is intended for Landscape Professionals and Water Agency/City/County Staff only

Location - Santa Clara Valley Water Board Room, 5700 Almaden Expy, San Jose, CA 95118 or Online via Zoom

Host - Santa Clara Valley Water

Description - This event will explore how defensible space and urban cooling can work hand-in-hand to create landscapes that are both fire-smart and climate-adaptive.

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Sustainable Vegetable Gardening
Feb
24
6:30 PM18:30

Sustainable Vegetable Gardening

Location: 589 W. Fremont Avenue, Sunnyvale, CA 94087, United States

Host: UC Master Gardeners

Description: Would you like to grow your own vegetables, but worry that you may use too much water, or pesticides, or plastics? This six-week course can help you garden year-round in a way that sustains the planet. We'll help you learn how to build healthy soil and conserve water, learn integrated pest management techniques that don't poison our pollinators and native fauna, and use gardening techniques that conserve materials and energy.

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Rose Care
Feb
22
10:00 AM10:00

Rose Care

Location: Los Gatos Library, 100 Villa Avenue, Los Gatos, CA 95030, United States

Host: UC Master Gardeners

Description: Are you not sure what to do after your roses have finished blooming? Then this talk is for you. Join Laura Westley to learn the basics on how to prune roses and other perennial bushes in the winter and keys to giving roses a great start for their next growing season in the spring. You will also discover which pruners to use when, and cleaning and caring for your tools.

Registration: None

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Composting Basics
Feb
21
10:30 AM10:30

Composting Basics

Location - Mt View Library, 2nd floor, 585 Franklin St, Mt View, 94041

Host - UC Agriculture and Natural Resources

Description - This workshop will focus on composting of backyard trimmings and food scraps. Learn about compost application - your soil will thank you!​

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Gardening in Our Changing Climate: An Overview on Ways to Respond
Feb
21
10:30 AM10:30

Gardening in Our Changing Climate: An Overview on Ways to Respond

Location: Willow Glen Branch Library, 1157 Minnesota Avenue, San Jose, CA 95125, United States

Host: UC Master Gardeners

Description: Our local Santa Clara County climate is changing. Join us to find out how we can keep gardening and how we can be part of the solutions to climate change!

Registration: None

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Gardening in Our Changing Climate: An Overview on Ways to Respond
Feb
21
10:30 AM10:30

Gardening in Our Changing Climate: An Overview on Ways to Respond

Location: Willow Glen Branch Library, 1157 Minnesota Avenue, San Jose, CA 95125, United States

Host: UC Master Gardeners

Description: Our local Santa Clara County climate is changing. Join us to find out how we can keep gardening and how we can be part of the solutions to climate change!

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MCP 2026 Blackberry Planting, Growing, and Care Talk & Demonstration
Feb
21
10:00 AM10:00

MCP 2026 Blackberry Planting, Growing, and Care Talk & Demonstration

Location: Martial Cottle Park, 5283 Snell Avenue, San Jose, CA 95136, United States

Host: UC Master Gardener

Description: Curious about growing your own blackberries at home? Join Master Gardener Jim Bell, who will discuss selecting, planting, trellising, harvesting, and pruning for the next year’s harvest! Then, join us in our berry patch where we will give a planting, pruning, and general care demonstration that will illustrate how easy growing your own blackberries can be!

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MCP 2026 Blackberry Planting, Growing, and Care Talk & Demonstration
Feb
21
10:00 AM10:00

MCP 2026 Blackberry Planting, Growing, and Care Talk & Demonstration

Location: Martial Cottle Park, 5283 Snell Avenue, San Jose, CA 95136, United States

Host: UC Master Gardeners

Description: Curious about growing your own blackberries at home? Join Master Gardener Jim Bell, who will discuss selecting, planting, trellising, harvesting, and pruning for the next year’s harvest! Then, join us in our berry patch where we will give a planting, pruning, and general care demonstration that will illustrate how easy growing your own blackberries can be!

Registration: None

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Hands-on Workshop: An Introduction to Fruit Tree Grafting
Feb
21
10:00 AM10:00

Hands-on Workshop: An Introduction to Fruit Tree Grafting

Location: Guadalupe River Park Historic Orchard, 425 Seymour Street, United States

Host: UC Master Gardeners

Description: Do you ever wish you had room in your yard for more fruit tree varieties? Would you like to extend your fruit production season or improve pollination? Learn the basics of fruit tree grafting and how you might take advantage of it.

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Hands-on Workshop: An Introduction to Fruit Tree Grafting
Feb
21
10:00 AM10:00

Hands-on Workshop: An Introduction to Fruit Tree Grafting

Location: Guadalupe River Park Historic Orchard, 425 Seymour Street, United States

Host: UC Master Gardeners

Description: Do you ever wish you had room in your yard for more fruit tree varieties? Would you like to extend your fruit production season or improve pollination? Learn the basics of fruit tree grafting and how you might take advantage of it.

Registration: None

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Diseases and Disorders in Vegetable Gardens
Feb
19
12:00 PM12:00

Diseases and Disorders in Vegetable Gardens

Location: Online (Zoom)

Host: UC Master Gardeners

Description: Garden vegetables can be affected by a variety of diseases and abiotic disorders, ranging from powdery mildew to sun scald. But you need to know what’s wrong with your veggies before you can fix the problem. In this webinar, you’ll learn how to identify diseases and disorders and how to manage them.

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