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Constant rain is rare during January in Southern California, which means there are plenty of sunny days to work in the garden and prepare for a successful spring growing season, say experts at Agromin.

Soil products and mulches made from renewable green materials collected weekly from Ventura County residents are now available at Moorpark and Somis nurseries.

Agromin and Zero Waste Energy are partnering to create biogenic energy facilities in California.

Plants and gardeners can normally take the month of December off as cool weather brings growing to a near stop. Most plants and trees will survive the month nicely on their own. For die-hard gardeners, however, some work can still be done.

Agromin, earth-friendly soil products manufacturer, gave away 12,000 pounds (six tons) of pumpkins at events and schools in Orange County. The pumpkins were grown in a one-acre pumpkin patch on the Los Alamitos Joint Forces Training Base.

During November's cool fall evenings and typically warm sunny days, Southern California gardeners have one last opportunity to plant vegetables & flowers for the year, say experts at Agromin, maker of earth-friendly soil products.

Students enrolled in the agriculture science class at Buena Park High School have been busy planting and caring for winter vegetable and flower seeds and seedlings. Eventually, students hope to sell the maturing plants.

Agromin has been honored by State Sen. Fran Pavley (D-Santa Monica) as October’s winner of the 23rd Senate District’s Environmental Sustainability Award.

Unpredictable Southern California weather that can quickly turn from extreme heat to chilly cold can leave gardeners unsure about how to plant or maintain their gardens.

While summer gardens and annuals begin to fade in fall, there is still plenty gardening to do to keep backyards looking beautiful and vegetable gardens productive, says experts at Agromin, an Oxnard-based manufacturer of earth-friendly soil products.