Madera

Yokuts Valley Native Plant workshop with the Four Seasons Garden Club at Bear Mountain Branch Library.

UNDER THE SPELL OF SUCCULENTS MG Roz Fresno Succulents are one of the most popular plants to grow. MG Roz will teach you how to identify, propagate, and grow them successfully. She will show you some amazing holiday crafts you can do with your succulents.

MG JOSUE Do you know Plumerias, aka Frangipani, are the flowers used to make leis in Hawaii? Plumerias flower from early summer to fall. They are very easy to grow and propagate. Come to the Garden of the Sun and MG Josue will teach you all about them.

9am -12pm Learn about growing citrus and make your own lemon curd. 1pm - 4pm Learn about growing grapes, and learn to make grape jelly to take. $25 for one session, or $40 for both. Registration required as space is limited. Click here to register.

Monthly garden talks with Madera Master Gardeners 4.25.25 Creek FireCecelia Sheeter No registration is required. Sign in at the Sierra Senior Center on Friday, January 24, starting at 1:00 pm. Sierra Senior Garden classes will be held on the 4th Friday of the Month. 4th Friday of the Month. 1:00 p.

FROM MOUNTAINS TO DIRT: A TASTE OF FRESNO SOILS This class is about the alluvial history of our area and how to turn it into great garden soil.

Are you interested in becoming a Fresno County Master Gardener? Attend this class to learn about our program from current Master Gardeners, and take the next step towards this rewarding and exciting goal.

LREC Fruit Display and Tasting - Public The general public is invited to join us for a family-friendly Citrus Tasting Event. You can see and taste more than 100 citrus varieties that are grown at Lindcove Research and Extension Center.

Madera Master Gardener monthly talks. Learn the basic about Cover Crops to use in your gardens. MGS -Becky Gribble & Caddie Bergren No registration is required. Sign in at the Sierra Senior Center on Friday, January 24, starting at 1:00 pm.

MAGIC OF MULCH MG TIM Mulching our gardens in the Central Valley is one of the best things you can do to have a healthy and beautiful garden. Mulch retains moisture, controls weeds and most importantly activates the natural soil biology that feeds our plants.