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I was given as a gift, recently, a thermometer that records, for a twenty-four-hour period or until reset, the highest...
Perhaps it was destiny that Toichi Domoto should become one of California’s most respected nurserymen. He was born in his...
Last year, while packing for the move into the Huntington’s new Botanical Center, I was rummaging through the packets, envelopes,...
The February 2001 unveiling of Great Plant Picks, a new plant awards program sponsored by the Elisabeth C Miller Botanical...
The desire to grow our own food—even for those of us who live in the city—is strong, as evidenced by...
Nestled within a seemingly natural landscape, the Tremaine house in Montecito (near Santa Barbara) was recognized the moment it was...
It is a gorgeous day with Mt Rainier revealing itself, the meadow coming to life, and the spring sun illuminating...
The Chase Garden, like those of most plantspeople, is ever changing, with established areas undergoing renovation and new possibilities being...
Silver is not as flashy as gold. It might be described as a milestone along the way to gold if...