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California Bee-Friendly Garden Recipes

Honey bees and their wild cousins are having hard times lately. See how you can help them out by making your garden more bee-friendly, whether you have a cottage garden or vegetable garden, or even a drought-tolerant native plant garden.

Publication Number:: 8518

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California Bees and Blooms

In this absorbing guidebook, bee and botany experts from UC Berkeley’s Urban Bee Lab introduce us to the undomesticated bees that populate and pollinate our gardens, fields, and urban green spaces.

Publication Number:: 3546

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California Master Gardener Handbook--2nd Ed

Since it was first published in 2002, the California Master Gardener Handbook has endured as the definitive guide to best practices and advice for gardeners throughout the West.

Publication Number:: 3382

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Common Bees in California Gardens, 2nd Ed

Nearly 1600 species of native bees can be found in California's rich ecosystems; this colorful pocket field guide will help you identify bees commonly found in urban gardens and landscapes.

Publication Number:: 3552-2

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Common Plants to Attract California Native Bees

Many of California's 5100 species of flowering native plants have coevolved with native bees. Learn how to select plants for your garden or landscape to attract and support native bees.

Publication Number:: 3557

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Comparing Fruit Rind Scarring That Three Early-Season Pests Cause in Mandarin

This publication helps you compare specific types of scars caused by insects inmandarins and sweet orange so you can prevent costly rind damage and the possible downgrading of your fruit.

Publication Number:: 8708

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How to Attract and Maintain Pollinators in Your Garden

About three-quarters of all flowering plants rely on insects or birds for pollination, and that includes one-third of all crop plants. This publication shows you how to create a landscape that is welcoming for bees and many other pollinators.

Publication Number:: 8498

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How to Reduce Bee Poisoning from Pesticides

Discusses methods to protect bees from hazards associated with pesticide application.

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Publication Number:: PNW591

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Native and Naturalized Plants for the Home Garden in Northern California

Learn how to identify plants that are native to your area, along with the advantages of growing native plants in your garden such as lower irrigation needs, better resistance to native pests, and a better fit with native wildlife and the local climate.

Publication Number:: 8401

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Principles for Landscape Water Conservation

Repeated droughts, warm temperatures, and climate change mean that water conservation will remain a necessity in California.

Publication Number:: 6713

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Songbird, Bat and Owl Boxes

This handy guide explores the benefits of the biodiversity and aesthetics of songbirds, bats, and owls. While written with vineyard managers in mind, anyone interested in learning about nest boxes will find this guide useful. Includes plans for building your own boxes.

Publication Number:: 21636

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