GARDENING IN WINTER

Existing gardens are easy to create a space for that is not just landscaping – it can become beneficial habitat and a buffet for pollinators and songbirds, butterflies and more. Native plants are easy to include for a more water wise beautiful garden. This season is the time for preventing diseases, controlling insect pests and banishing weeds, bare-root planting, pruning, planting new trees and flowering shrubs. Perennials, vegetables for cool season harvests are planted now and also when to start warm season crops for summer gardens. This is the time when dormant season spraying ends. Your garden soil is the first focus to create your best garden ever this spring. You will then be able to easily have a weed free garden with flowers, vegetables, containers, trees, lawns and herb.

Class will be held online via Zoom. After you register, you will receive a link to login to the class. If you have any questions, please call the Adult School office at (650) 329-3752.