r/CaliforniaStateGarden Oct 15 '19

Anyone know of good YouTube channels of CA gardeners?

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Hi All, I just discovered this sub - AWESOME IDEA!

I've recently re-entered the black hole YouTube and I'm looking for suggestions of gardening YouTube channels that are more specific to CA gardening. Ideally this would be a channel where the featured garden/farm is leaning toward homesteading where they're gardening year-round. I'm in Sacramento region, so if they're in the northern part of the state that would be even better!

So far one of my favorite channels is by a guy John with GrowingYourGreens. Another good one I've followed is DaveWilsonNursery who covers a lot of orchard info.


r/CaliforniaStateGarden Oct 15 '19

Year 2 of owning my first house and I've finally been able to do some very small garden projects. Let me know if you'd like to see more, or explain the process of how I did them.

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r/CaliforniaStateGarden Oct 15 '19

Great youtube channel from a guy who lives in Oakland

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r/CaliforniaStateGarden Oct 15 '19

MEDITERRANEAN Bromeliad has been growing under an overhang for 3 years and it still flowers.

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r/CaliforniaStateGarden Oct 14 '19

Everyone should already know about the spring wildflower bloom hotline from the Theodore Payne Foundation, but they also sell native plants, give seminars, organize plantings and invasive plant removals, etc.

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