News from UC Master Gardener Program of San Diego County
June in the Garden
Two H2O-related items this month: remove standing water to deter mosquitos and check irrigation:
Joyce Gemmell's
Vegetable Gardening Guide
Did you know that winter squash should be planted now?
Learn more here: and here:
Let Nature “Magically” Reduce Your Aphid Population
This recent SAN DIEGO U-T article explains how beneficial insects can save the day.
Read the article here:
Loquat: The Underrated Sweet & Tangy Subtropical Superfruit
Tasty, nutritious, attractive and San Diego growable– what’s not to love?
Hotline FAQ: Why Should I Think about Avoiding Invasive Plants in My Garden?
Here’s a detailed answer to that important question:
Pest Note: A Great Resource to Help Manage Pests Using Safer & More Sustainable Methods
Check out the UCIPM Instagram for wide ranging problem-solving:
New California Law Limits Pesticides for Home Use
Popular lawn and garden neonicotinoid pesticides can no longer be used by home gardeners on fruit trees, lawns, or ornamentals.
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