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Change in the Native Garden

Published on October 13, 2009March 24, 2015 by weedingwildsuburbia

Last fall’s wildfires in Southern California epitomize the changing nature of landscapes. Change can come suddenly through disturbance that accompanies catastrophic events like fires or floods, or it can be […]

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Planning the Paths in the East Garden

Published on August 22, 2009March 24, 2015 by weedingwildsuburbia

As the summer draws to an end, I have been thinking more and more about some big changes I am going to make in my garden come the fall planting […]

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Wilderness in Decomposition

Published on May 30, 2009March 24, 2015 by weedingwildsuburbia

A compost dwelling lizard who I named Shirley, spent months on top of the heap. Each morning, before going to work, I would gently lift the lid, say hello and […]

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We Can All Agree on Mulch — Or Can We?

Published on April 30, 2009March 24, 2015 by weedingwildsuburbia

garden in Claremont, CA. with decomposed granite mulch and river rock From Wild Suburbia Most people do not realize that gardeners are a contentious bunch. They discuss, banter, argue, and […]

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