Master Gardeners, January 2, 2022

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Happy New Garden Year



Winter greens, beans and peas are featured this coming Sunday (January 2, 2022!) when the UC/CE LA County Master Gardeners return to the Green Tent.

They’re bringing seedlings and seeds to give away free for your winter garden—lettuces, herbs and more…

Stop by for freebies and advice from 9 am til 1 p.m. 

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