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The University of California Botanical Garden has a long history of cultivating Chilean bellflowers (Lapageria rosea). Revered as the national...
Our Oakland garden has become both rich in species and diverse in structure, with many nooks, crannies, thickets, leaf-drifts, perches,...
As the garden moves from late autumn into winter, several garden aspects become more noticeable and should be considered in...
One of the common names for Dudleya is “liveforever,” which speaks volumes about this western North American genus that thrives...
By highlighting a small collection of healthy, low-maintenance rambler roses among the Great Plant Picks for 2006, the GPP team...
Although it will tolerate regular watering, Mexican palo verde is one of the few ornamental trees that can grow in...
Chuck Kline began his career as horticulturist at SeaWorld in 1973; he was still a SeaWorld employee on the day...
The great thing about garden tours in cities like Palo Alto, Pasadena, and Portland is that you get to see...
While each of these front gardens captures a spirit unique to its place and a beauty particular to the eye...