SEMINARS • Home horticulture taught by pros

With Your Smartphone” with Grace Hensley.

• “Antioxidants from Your Garden” with Tom Spellman.

• “Pests, Pesticides and Pollinators: Healthy Gardens for Healthy Bees” with Chris Casey.

• “Tomatoes, Tomatoes, Tomatoes” with Roy Wilburn.

• “Growing Veggies in Raised Beds and Containers” with Shital Parikh.

• “The Versatility of Herbs” with Mary Friestedt.

• “Crevice Gardens in Your Home or Apartment” with Kenton Seth.

• “Encouraging Native and Exotic Plants to Get Along in the Garden” with Tony Gurnoe.

• “Essential Succulents for Colorful, Carefree Gardens” with Debra Lee Baldwin. • “From Yard to Garden” with Katie Pelisek & Betsy Schulz. • “Connecting People, Ornamental Plants and Pollinators in Southern California” with Lea Corkidi. • “Preserving Nature’s Beauty: A Deep Dive into Dried Flowers and Their

Endless Possibilities” with Bethany Little.

The Master Gardener Association of San Diego County is a nonprofit organization, and 85 percent of all proceeds support educational outreach services including community, school and demonstration gardens and specific programs to help change the way San Diego gardens. A free gardening hotline staffed by Master Gardeners is available at (858) 822-6910.

The University of California Master Gardener Program extends to the public research-based information about home horticulture and pest management. Master Gardeners are selected and trained by the University of California Cooperative Extension (UCCE) to volunteer in the community, educating home gardeners on tested gardening methods. The UCCE San Diego County Master Gardener Program was formed in 1983 and has over 350 active volunteers who donate thousands of volunteer hours to the community each year. Learn more at mastergardenersd.org.