What to Plant in May in Sonoma County
In This Guide May in Sonoma County: What the Season Means for Planting Warm-Season Vegetables to Plant Now Summer Annuals […]
Seasonal planting guides and plant selection for Sonoma County gardens
In This Guide May in Sonoma County: What the Season Means for Planting Warm-Season Vegetables to Plant Now Summer Annuals […]
In This Guide April in Sonoma County: What the Season Means for Your Garden Warm-Season Vegetables to Start in April
In This Guide Why Sonoma County Is Ideal for Cut Flowers Best Cut Flowers for Zones 9a–10b Site Selection and
In This Guide Why Sonoma County Is Exceptional for Vegetable Gardening Choosing Your Site Sizing and Layout: Raised Beds vs.
Raised bed vegetable gardening in Sonoma County rewards thorough spring prep. Learn how to clear debris, refresh and amend your soil, inspect drip irrigation, and time your first plantings for Zones 9a-10b.
Sonoma County rose growers enjoy a climate that most of the country can only dream about — long, dry summers,
A practical guide to plants that thrive in Sonoma County’s dry summers and mild winters — trees, shrubs, perennials, and ground covers that deliver year-round beauty with minimal inputs.
March is the month when Sonoma County’s garden stops holding its breath. The last frost dates are receding — though
February is one of the most important planting months in Sonoma County. From bare-root fruit trees to cool-season vegetables and indoor seed starting, here is everything you need to know about what to plant this month.
Got a shady spot where grass will not grow? You are not alone. Under trees, along north-facing walls, and in