Solving Common Garden Problems
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Join Janey Santos, founder of Dig, Plant, Water, Repeat, for a free public Zoom workshop from 3 to 4 p.m. on Thursday, July 24. The workshop is part of a series sponsored by UC Gardeners of Yolo County in collaboration with the Yolo County Library. Zoom link: https://ucanr.zoom.us/j/94614520166
Santos will share tips for using plants to solve common garden problems, such as drainage issues, soil erosion, water access, and sun transition areas.
A Davis resident, Santos publishes a gardening newsletter, podcasts and blog. She also produces five videos a week for her YouTube channel and shares tutorials, tips, tours and fun daily on Instagram, Facebook and Tiktok.
Since 2020, UC Master Gardeners of Yolo County have offered free Zoom gardening classes on the second and fourth Thursday of every month.
For more information about this or future classes, contact Jennifer Baumbach at am1iYXVtYmFjaCB8IHVjYW5yICEgZWR1 or Joan Tuss at Sm9hbiAhIFR1c3MgfCB5b2xvY291bnR5ICEgZ292.
The UC Master Gardener Program delivers pioneering UC research directly into the hands of people who share a passion for gardening and environmental stewardship, with a goal of helping communities to build more sustainable landscapes.
Learn more about Yolo County master gardener programs, events, and advice on our website or by subscribing to our monthly newsletter, The Yolo Gardener. You’ll can also find gardening tips and news by following us on Facebook and Instagram!
Santos will share tips for using plants to solve common garden problems, such as drainage issues, soil erosion, water access, and sun transition areas.
A Davis resident, Santos publishes a gardening newsletter, podcasts and blog. She also produces five videos a week for her YouTube channel and shares tutorials, tips, tours and fun daily on Instagram, Facebook and Tiktok.
Since 2020, UC Master Gardeners of Yolo County have offered free Zoom gardening classes on the second and fourth Thursday of every month.
For more information about this or future classes, contact Jennifer Baumbach at am1iYXVtYmFjaCB8IHVjYW5yICEgZWR1 or Joan Tuss at Sm9hbiAhIFR1c3MgfCB5b2xvY291bnR5ICEgZ292.
The UC Master Gardener Program delivers pioneering UC research directly into the hands of people who share a passion for gardening and environmental stewardship, with a goal of helping communities to build more sustainable landscapes.
Learn more about Yolo County master gardener programs, events, and advice on our website or by subscribing to our monthly newsletter, The Yolo Gardener. You’ll can also find gardening tips and news by following us on Facebook and Instagram!
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