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Five Essential Herbs to Grow and Use | August Guest Speaker

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Five Essential Herbs to Grow and Use presentation in Brentwood

Discover five essential herbs to grow and use at Delta Informal Gardeners’ August 24 meeting in Brentwood. Learn about growing, harvesting, preserving, and enjoying herbs at home.

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Meet Our July Guest Speaker: Discover the Fascinating World of Honey Bees

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A beekeeper wearing protective clothing carefully inspects a frame of honey bees from a backyard hive in East Contra Costa County.

What starts as curiosity can sometimes become a lifelong passion. For Delta Informal Gardeners member Margo Olson, that journey began just four years ago when a swarm of honey bees unexpectedly found her. Today, she cares for two thriving honey bee colonies in her backyard and enjoys sharing what she’s learned with fellow gardeners. At […]

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Pollinator-Friendly Plants That Thrive in East Contra Costa County

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Cluster of bright yellow daisy flowers blooming in a sunny garden, attracting pollinators.

Pollinator plants play an essential role in supporting bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, and other beneficial insects in East Contra Costa County gardens. Bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, and other beneficial insects help pollinate flowers, fruits, and vegetables, increasing productivity while supporting biodiversity. By selecting pollinator-friendly plants that thrive in East Contra Costa County, gardeners can create beautiful landscapes […]

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  • Five Essential Herbs to Grow and Use | August Guest Speaker
  • Understanding N-P-K Numbers | How to Choose Fertilizer
  • August Gardening Checklist for East Contra Costa County
  • Meet Our July Guest Speaker: Discover the Fascinating World of Honey Bees
  • Choosing the Right Shade Tree for Your Front Yard

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