Resilient Landscaping: Gardening in the Defensible Space Zone Four-Part Series  Tuesdays: October 7, 14, 21 and 28 5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Free Virtual Series   Learn how to create and maintain a fire-wise, sustainable garden that supports biodiversity while meeting county code requirements. We can help with plant selection, placement, and maintenance to preserve and even enhance wildlife habitat, while keeping your property and neighborhood fire-wise and sustainable.   This four-part, one hour per week, virtual workshop series will allow plenty of time for questions, and will provide: ·     Recommendations for fire-wise landscaping in the 0-5’, 5-30’, and 30-100’…

Climate Change is creating havoc on the world around us. What can home gardeners do to support the environment around them? How can you make your garden come alive?  Master Gardener Suzanne Clarke will suggest ways to attract beneficial insects and butterflies to your garden. Presented By: Sonoma County Master Gardener Suzanne Clarke

Sonoma County Master Gardeners will host a succulent plant sale at Sebastopol Center for the Arts. Succulents are a great fire-wise, water-wise and colorful plant for your garden. Four-inch and one-gallon succulents starting at just $5 will be available along with various container arrangements.

Do you have a lamp, small appliance, textile, or bike in need of repair? Bring it to the Repair Fair! Volunteers and specialized repair professionals will be on-hand to repair your items.  We ask that you stay with your item while it’s being fixed, so you can learn tips for future maintenance, how to shop for repairable goods, and even how to repair things yourself! If you’d like to bring an item to repair, please register the item here. (Pre-registering allows us to prepare for your item!) This event will also include a clothing swap. This is a free public event.

Come learn about integrating California native plants, and the helpful species that need them, into your gardening. Master Gardeners and Harvest for the Hungry Garden’s native plant specialists will discuss easy starter plants, beneficial insects, invasive plants, and year-round habitat gardening. To help participants get started, free keystone plant seedlings and information about how to grow them will be gifted while supplies last.  This is a free event. No registration required. 

The Town of Windsor’s November Sustainable Saturday workshop will focus on indigenous ways of understanding and stewarding the natural environment. The interactive workshop will grant participants insights into traditional ecological methods that can be applied to contemporary environmental challenges. The event will be held at the Windsor Senior Center from 10:30am-12:30pm on November 1, 2025.

Ready for Rain: Fall in the Sonoma County Garde Presentation by Master Gardener Jennifer Roberts | Zoom Webinar | Registration Required Tuesday, November 4, 5:30 to 6 p.m. 15-minute presentation followed by 15-minute Q&A Registration is now open. Sign up today to participate! A UC Master Gardener Program of Sonoma County event in partnership with the City of Santa Rosa. Learn what to prune, plant, and mulch this fall to support soil health, capture rainfall, and nurture pollinators through the cooler months.

Do you have a lamp, small appliance, textile, or bike in need of repair? Bring it to the Repair Fair! Volunteers and specialized repair professionals will be on-hand to repair your items.  We ask that you stay with your item while it’s being fixed, so you can learn tips for future maintenance, how to shop for repairable goods, and even how to repair things yourself! If you’d like to bring an item to repair, please register the item here. (Pre-registering allows us to prepare for your item!) This is a free public event.

Come celebrate the completion of the Town of Windsor’s 2024 Sustainable Saturdays workshop series with the organizations that came to present sustainable solutions to Windsor this year. To learn more://www.townofwindsor.ca.gov/1577/Sustainability-Workshops