Currently a 1.3 acre set of undeveloped parcels, the City is planning to build a community park which has the potential to include a thriving community garden.
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The cones from a handful of species are used as a spice—especially in European cuisine and is what gives gin its distinctive flavor.
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Is your #thistle native? Italian thistle is a winter annual, and sometimes biennial, noxious weed in California. It is native to the Mediterranean region and central Europe.
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Marigold, like Calendula will grow in almost any kind of soil, and are easy to save.
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Please plan on attending to learn about and participate in determining what Magnolia Park will be in the future! You can get more info by contacting Scott Phillips, Associate Planner, (650) 726-8299 or [email protected]
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The City of Half Moon Bay has scheduled an onsite community meeting at Magnolia Park to gather input from community members about master planning and eventual improvements to the park. The meeting will take place on Saturday, October 23 from 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. 439 Seymour St.
Variegated cutworm larva, moth producers, is one insect that can cause great harm to your garden. Some cutworm species prefer vegetables, including cabbage, lettuces, peppers and carrots.
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Cold composting is a much less labor-intensive but more lengthy process, taking three months or longer.
-Half green
-Half brown
A pile with too much green= smell; a pile with too much brown will= longer break down.
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Disease pathogens are naturally always present in the air and soil. These pathogens become problematic only when all elements of the pest triangle are present.
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Solarizing Common garden weed Groundsel, involves leaving a clear plastic tarp on the soil surface for 4 to 6 weeks during the hottest part of the year. Soil solarization works well in warm growing areas and may be ineffective in foggy, low-light, or low-temperature areas.
If you have kept plants well-picked, but #fruit set has stopped, suspect hot weather. Fruit set will begin again about 10-14 days after the #temperature stays below 85-90 degrees.
Convergent lady beetles: used for aphid control.
For more information on biological controls and natural enemies, please visit https://t.co/T0YEwC2a4y.
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To discourage #soilborne pests, avoid planting the same crop, or crops from the same plant family, in the same place two years in a row. For example, a four-year rotation could include tomatoes, corn, legumes, and squash.
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