Organic Gardening Club of Sacramento County

09/02/2022

Learning about sage, different types.

05/06/2022

More samples of the plants and items for sale May 7th.
Carmichael Park!

05/06/2022

Some of the plants for May7th plant sale! Edibles, succulents and more!

05/04/2022

Organic Gardening Club
Annual Plant Sale
Saturday, May 7, 2022
Carmichael Park Clubhouse
9 am. - 1:30 p.m.

04/16/2022

Nice memorie!

Our President Linda Holmes will be chatting with Farmer Fred's​ THIS Sunday the topic of seed saving in the vegetable garden

Lifetime Master Gardener Fred Hoffman is the host of the "KFBK Garden Show" on 1530-AM/93.1-FM KFBK in Sacramento, California each Sunday morning from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. Pacific Time, followed by "Get Growing" on Talk 650 KSTE in Sacramento, 10 a.m. to Noon. At noon, it's the KSTE Farm Hour.And, you can listen to all the shows, live, via the KFBK.com and KSTE.com websites.

08/30/2021

The Organic Gardening Club meeting scheduled for Friday, September 3 is cancelled due to bad air quality and a spike in Covid 19 rates. Next meeting is Friday, October 1.

07/25/2021

A little harvest from summer crop!

04/02/2021

Organic Gardening of Sacramento County will resume in person meetings April 2nd 10am to 12noon at Carmichael Park. Bring a chair and wear a mask and join us to hear about our upcoming plant sale! See you there!

09/15/2020

Looking for some local videos to help your garden grow? Check out the Master Gardeners YouTube page.

Master Gardener educational videos on gardening, landscaping, pest management and FUN in the garden

07/29/2020

In case you were wondering about those mystery seeds you received...

04/04/2020

Warning! Keep your garden safe this weekend.

Protect the tomato babies (and teenagers)! From the US National Weather Service Sacramento California:
“Across the Valley and foothills, Sunday could prove to be a very
active day. Simulated radar imagery shows some periods of locally
heavy rainfall tracking through the region, especially over the
foothill locations. Some ponding on roads can be expected although
not anticipating any hydrologic issues given how dry the region
has been this winter. Total Valley rainfall is expected to run
between 1 to 2 inches, running on the higher side of the range
over the northern Sacramento Valley. 2 to 4 inches will be more
commonplace into the foothills given the flow getting augmented by
the terrain. On the thunderstorm realm, fairly impressive
vertical shear profiles set up over the west side of the Valley.
Model soundings and hodographs support the threat for a few more
organized storms capable of small hail, gusty winds, and perhaps a
weak tornado or two. The wild card is the available instability
which will be dependent on the amount of clearing which can take
place. Aside from the threat for precipitation, breezy southerly
winds will dominate the weekend, particularly on Sunday with gusts
likely in the 30 to 40 mph range.”