Winter 2022 Edward O. Wilson—entomologist, myrmecologist, ecologist, evolutionary biologist, sociobiologist, and perhaps the most impactful conservation biologist in history—died December 26, the day after Christmas,…
Winter 2022 Listen to the full Garden Futurist: Episode X podcast here. Botanic gardens benefit home gardens, urban ecosystems, and scientific research—including plant conservation through…
Fall 2021 The floor of the Sacramento Valley is mostly flat agricultural land veined with a network of creeks, sloughs, levees, and dams all constructed…
Series Introduction All gardening techniques and assumptions have a double edge. Negative garden concepts often have a germ of the positive, while positive approaches can…
Winter 2021 Listen to the full Garden Futurist: Episode IX podcast here. One researcher is taking an unexpected approach to industrial agriculture’s greatest environmental challenges…
Winter 2021 The western United States has experienced an unprecedented year of wildfires and drought in 2021. In California, we have been adapting our gardens…
Winter 2021 Over the last several years, a California native succulent has increasingly made headlines as the subject of several high-profile plant poaching cases. Clinging…
Fall 2021 The roots in my garden grow far into the winter, and fall planting is great for my plants. I plant new container plants…
Summer 2021 The floor of the Sacramento Valley is mostly flat agricultural land veined with a network of creeks, sloughs, levees, and dams all constructed…
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