Windsor Garden Club is looking for 10 participants to be in the Windsor Days Parade on Saturday, May 5, from 9 a.m. to noon. Participants will meet at 9 a.m. at Windsor High School (8695 Windsor Road) in the staging area located in the north parking lot. The parade starts promptly at 10 a.m. The parade route winds from WHS down Johnson Street, Windsor River Road, McClelland Drive, and then loops back around to the high school, a route that's about 2 miles long. The parade off

Want to make your yard a haven for bees and butterflies? Two tips: don’t use pesticides containing neonicotinoids, and be careful where you buy your plants. By now, most home gardeners have probably heard about the plight of the bees (and butterflies). Bee populations are rapidly declining, and their homes are plagued by a mysterious disease called colony collapse disorder. Bees are also falling prey to disease and parasites. Scientists estimate that there’s been a 90 percent

The Windsor Garden Club has scheduled a bunch of free, fun events for members and their friends through summer 2018. What's happening? Take a look: Saturday, April 14 - Free workshop, "The Spring/Summer Food Garden," hosted by Sonoma County UC Master Gardeners. Windsor Town Green Community Garden, Windsor Road and Joe Rodota Way, Windsor, 10-12 a.m. Potluck following noon-2 p.m. Public is welcome. Bring your own chair and wear your garden shoes and a hat. Sunday, April 22, Ea

Windsor Garden Club is moving outdoors for April! Food Gardening Workshop Come join your fellow WGC members, community gardeners and friends for a special food gardening workshop delivered by Sonoma County Master Gardeners. The free event is this Saturday, April 14, in the Town Green Community Garden on Joe Rodota Way in the Town Hall complex starting at 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Put on your garden shoes, bring a hat and a chair and get ready to learn the latest tips on the to