•If you are in a foggy area of the city, you are most likely experiencing mold and fungus problems. Prune badly infected plant parts to increase air circulation.

•For powdery mildew, a common fungal disease, prune older, more diseased leaves and compost in a hot compost pile or place in green compost cart. If necessary, spray with *SAFER Garden Fungicide.

•Feed vegetables, flowers and citrus plants with a slow-release *EB STONE Organic Fertilizer.

•Sow Seeds of winter-blooming flowers such as sweet alyssum, calendulas, pansies and violas.

•Rhododendrons, camellias, and azaleas need sufficient water now to set buds for next year's bloom. Fertilize with
*EB STONE Azalea Camellia & Gardenia Food.

•Set out organic winter vegetables during the next months. Peas, beets and other root crops can be grown from starters.

•Clean up dead and diseased leaves dropped from plants.

*These products are available at Flowercraft.