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A repost of an article from the November 2017 American Garden School newsletter
[pullquote] I think the plants speak for themselves...[/pullquote] Last January, Pacific Horticulture member Jacqui Bally emailed me to express gratitude...
Ah, that exquisite experience of biting into juicy, flavor-filled, tree-ripened fruit on a warm summer morning.
Most city parks, which usually consist of ornamental plants growing in expanses of turf grass. South Pasadena nature park is...
At their best, urban forests carefully balance the needs and desires of humans for shade, beauty, and easy care with...
Barbara Worl’s life was one long, joyous love affair—with gardens and garden makers, with plants and roses, with her dear...
Too much digging disrupts beneficial soil fungal communities and destroys the hard-fought, albeit gradual, improvements in soil structure.
The subject of broadleaf ferns is at once obvious and a bit complicated. Quite simply, broadleaf ferns are those species...
Professional garden photographer Saxon Holt shares his way of looking at gardens.