October’s here! As long as the weather has cooled, this is the best month to plant almost everything in your San Diego garden.
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North County and San Diego Events June 2020
North County and San Diego Events for June
We are seeing things start to open up, but since we’re not yet ready for large gatherings, North County and San Diego events in June are still limited. Below are links to city and county websites with COVID-19 updates letting you know what’s open and what’s not along with ideas on how you can create your own North County and San Diego events for you and your kids Continue reading North County and San Diego Events June 2020
North County and San Diego Events May 2020
NORTH COUNTY AND SAN DIEGO EVENTS FOR MAY
North County and San Diego events in May look quite different than in the past. Because of the pandemic, there are no concerts, festivals or other gatherings to attend. But things are starting to open up a little throughout San Diego County. Below are links to city and county websites with COVID-19 updates letting you know what’s open and what’s not along with ideas on how you can create your own North County and San Diego events this month.
County Parks
County parks have relaxed restrictions as of May 1, but the situation is fluid and may change. They are permitting passive recreation like Continue reading North County and San Diego Events May 2020
May Gardening Tips 2019
May is a great time to plant subtropicals, summer annuals, vegetables, and herbs. It’s also a great time to mulch. A 3- to 6-inch layer of mulch around trees and plants will help keep roots cool and moist. Make sure you leave the area around the base of trunks mulch-free to prevent diseases.
Here are a few May gardening tips to help keep your landscape beautiful and blooming.
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San Diego County has had a lot of rain this season, and more is forecast for this weekend. So don’t turn on your water just yet unless the ground has dried out. Before you start irrigating again, check your sprinklers or drip lines for leaks and make sure they are delivering water where it’s needed. Don’t let the water hit your house. Not only is this wasteful, it will also damage your stucco or siding.
Here are a few more March gardening tips.
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