Using Yellow
Yellow cheers and enlightens. From A Gardener Comes to Terms with Yellow: Victoria Finlay author of Color: A Natural History of the Palette, says, of…
Topics: Gardens & Design
Going Wild at Nature Gardens
[sidebar]Nature Gardens Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County 900 Exposition Blvd. Los Angeles, California 90007 Visit www.nhm.org/nature to learn more about special programing and events, how…
Nature Gardens
Nature Gardens Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County At the edge of…
Parks for People
Mention the words “public garden” and most people picture swathes of lawn and picnic tables. The best of the lot—and the West Coast is rich…
Clematis in Bloom
Join Linda Beutler, curator of the collection, as she shares the following photos and information about a small segment of this thriving and florifero…
A Gardener Comes to Terms with Yellow
Although it occupies only one-twentieth of the color spectrum, yellow reflects more light than any other, making it truly the brightest color; along w…
Garden Allies: Dragonflies and Damselflies
Within minutes of filling the old cast-iron tub with water, we were watching the aerial antics of several cardinal meadowhawk dragonflies as they swooped and…
Garden Allies: Lady Beetles
There are those who do not really like insects, but it’s hard to find anyone who does not have a soft spot for lady beetles.…
Horticultural Heroes
West Coast horticulturists, Richard A. Brown and Rosalind Creasy, are among the distinguished recipients of this year’s American Horticultural Socie…