In 1931, Llewellyn and Avis Bixby commissioned Ralph D Cornell to design an estate garden at the family’s Rancho Los Cerritos in Long Beach, California. The design included two orchards with additional fruit trees throughout the site. Among the citrus in the orchard were lemons, limes, and mandarins.
Can there be too many books about bulbs? Not for this bulbophile, especially when they are as beautiful as Anna Pavord’s latest contribution to the……
California Garden magazine has educated and entertained garden lovers since 1909, making it the oldest, continuously running, horticultural magazine in the United States. The San……
Nancy Goslee Power has become one of the outstanding garden designers of her time and has helped set the standard for site- and climate-specific landscapes.……
When I began visiting English gardens over forty years ago, I was surprised that most of the trees I saw were American. I had not……
One of the most highly regarded nurseries on the West Coast, the forty-year-old Gossler Farms Nursery is a hobby-turned-horticultural wonderland carved out of the farm……
“I just don’t have the time”—perhaps the most common excuse for cutting back on reading, writing, painting, cooking, exercising, museum-going, and, yes, gardening. At least,&hellip…
Landscape architect Susan Van Atta has established a reputation for creating beautiful, sustainable, and award-winning landscapes through her office in Santa Barbara. She has been……
When Pacific Horticulture first appeared in January 1976, it represented the continuation of the quarterly Journal of the California Horticultural Society, begun by Sydney B Mitchell in 1940…
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