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Nature Park is open during Covid-19

Published on September 4, 2020April 14, 2021 by weedingwildsuburbia

Volunteer days are on hiatus but the nature park is open during covid-19. Of course, you can pick up litter to make the park nicer for all.

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Santa Rosa Plateau

Published on October 21, 2012March 24, 2015 by weedingwildsuburbia

Forty days until we are up in the air flying 10,250 miles from Los Angeles to Mumbai. I am feeling homesick already, but up for the adventure. To enjoy the […]

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Poodle-dogs in the San Gabriel Mts.

Published on July 8, 2011March 24, 2015 by weedingwildsuburbia

Friday, June 3, 2011, was a big day. Not only was it my anniversary, but the Angeles Crest Highway reopened, nearly two years after the August 29, 2009 Station Fire. […]

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Action Needed to Save Arcadia Woodland

Published on December 6, 2010July 3, 2015 by weedingwildsuburbia

After seeing on Saturday the oak/sycamore woodland slated for destruction I posted my take on what I learned walking through the woods with an LA County employee who had the […]

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Destruction is the best short-term solution

Published on December 6, 2010March 24, 2015 by weedingwildsuburbia

Once upon a time there was so much land that it was okay to throw your garbage anywhere. What was one small pile of garbage in this vast wilderness? Oh […]

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A Vacation of Highs and Lows

Published on August 4, 2010July 3, 2015 by weedingwildsuburbia

We don’t do it for the food. The Raspberry Crumble looks worse than it tastes, though the freeze-dried eggs looked and tasted disgusting. The tent looks cute but a bed […]

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Trip to Baja

Published on February 24, 2010March 24, 2015 by weedingwildsuburbia

I can’t believe it has been over two weeks since my last post. And a busy two weeks indeed. I was fortunate to be able to join a Rancho Santa […]

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Lytle Creek Middle Fork Trail

Published on January 19, 2010March 24, 2015 by weedingwildsuburbia

(Note: I have been trying not to edit my work after I post so that those of you who have an RSS feed don’t get repeated wildsuburbia listings but… I […]

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Author of Wild Suburbia - Learning to Garden with Native Plants, Barbara created and runs Friends of South Pasadena Nature Park. Each month with other volunteers, she weeds and cares for the park. She continues to garden with natives, give talks, and write. Grow native - let your garden go wild.

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