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Gardens of the High Line lets you see and learn from Manhattan’s High Line Park. This park has caused quite...
Former Apple Senior Arborist, Dave Muffly, assesses the performance of oaks growing on Standford land.
“Re-oaking” is a relatively recent term for a movement that took hold in California in the 1970s and 80s. The...
An unusually large, award-winning epiphytic fern has found a new home at the Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens (MCBG). John and Monique Ziesenhenne gifted...
Saving Tarboo Creek is the story of humans working to undo the impact of other humans on the natural environment....
A remembrance of W. George Waters, founding editor of Pacific Horticulture magazine, by Richard G. Turner, Jr., Editor Emeritus.
Shinrin-Yoku is a beautiful, small, quiet book with a powerful message. By connecting with nature we can enrich our lives...
Our gardens tell our story and reflect change—both our place and our stage in life. The summer issue of Pacific...
Congratulations to the following PacHort Heroes who were recently awarded recognition for their work within the horticulture industry.