Explore how San Diego has changed on the newly updated USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map. Released in November 2023.

Urban farming is a movement back to our roots using existing space in and around cities to be closer to our food sources.

The type of planting bed to use is one of the first things to consider when installing your new fruit and vegetable garden.

It’s the season for plants that thrive with dimmer, shorter amounts of light and chillier temps.

The days are warming up and growing longer… It’s time to transition your garden from cool season plants to warm season crops!

Right at this very moment, about 40% of the U.S. food supply isn’t being eaten… but the problem of food waste can be the solution to hunger!

Our research shows that a fruit and vegetable garden in the same space as a lawn will not only conserve water, but reduce water usage by about 75%!

California Farm and Garden sent resident farm technician Ariana Neves to the BIPOC “Farming in Relationship with Earth” Farmer’s Immersion event.

Sprouting up across America, agrihoods enable us to exist together as a society while treading lightly on our land.

Learn how to turn your wasted kitchen food scraps into a nutrient-rich garden amendment!