Santa Rosa Press Democrat10d
2 local retails sell keystone plants which help support caterpillars, moths and bees
Keystone plants and trees like the Coast Live Oak and California lilac are key players in the health of your garden.
What to know about your garden soil following a wildfire
A number of readers have inquired as to the status of garden soil or landscaped ground following a fire.
Discovery of rare plant could be trouble for SLO County housing development
The discovery of a new species of the manzanita plant found only in San Luis Obispo County could challenge the controversial ...
Santa Rosa Press Democrat3d
Free local classes help you up your gardening game
It’s still winter but there are still plenty of tasks to undertake outside to prepare for spring. The Sonoma County Master ...
Santa Barbara Independent6d
Native Plant Conservation Gets Boost with Four New Trustees Choosing to Support Santa Barbara Botanic Garden Mission
Santa Barbara Botanic Garden proudly announces the appointment of four esteemed community leaders – Valerie Hoffman, Gelaré ...
Hosted on MSN1d
How to grow California roses – and transform your yard with native, bee-friendly borders
Rosa californica, or the California wild rose, is a beautiful native plant that will add a naturalistic charm to any yard.
PLANetizen12d
Rethinking Los Angeles Landscapes: Balancing Iconic Trees and Fire Resilience
L.A. must balance fire resilience with ecological preservation by gradually replacing flammable non-native plants like ...
Chico Enterprise-Record9d
Winter-blooming native plants | The Real Dirt
The UC Master Gardeners of Butte County are part of the University of California Cooperative Extension system, serving our community in a variety of ways, including 4-H, farm advisers, and ...
California Invests $15 Million On Salmon, Trout Habitat Resiliency
California is investing $15 million to offset climate change threats to salmon and steelhead trout in river and stream ...
Capital Public Radio6d
‘It’s a tool, it’s an ally’: Why an Indigenous-led burning group wants to change California’s relationship to fire
The Tribal EcoRestoration Alliance, or TERA, is a Lake County-based group dedicated to changing attitudes around intentional fire and sharing knowledge with a new generation of burners.
Los Angeles Times9d
What trees survived in our terrible fires? And why didn’t they burn?
mgorange.ucanr.edu California Native Plant Propagation Workshop, 10 to 11 a.m. at the Tree of Life Nursery in San Juan Capistrano. Admission is free but advance registration is required.