Now that last summer’s extreme heat is behind us, it is time to take stock and see what we have learned. Although I have seen numerous articles (here and here – […]
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PechuKucha, anyone?
Almost two months since my last post. Are you still out there? Well, it isn’t cause I ain’t been busy. Spent the summer in the Pacific Northwest and was relieved […]
After the flowers
Wildflower season is “past peak” and I’d like to remind you that the glorious, youthful, bright flowers now enter the very important stage of making and dispersing seed. Though my […]
WISPPA: The Natural Side of South Pasadena
February 2, 2019. Expert panel and Q & A. Some things everyone can do to improve our natural environment in the time of climate change.
So. Pas Nature Park-Lessons Learned @ CNPS – SGM
Lessons learned from over a decade of volunteer park stewardship at South Pasadena Nature Park
LA Arboretum: Wild Suburbia – Learning to Garden with Native Plants
Barbara Eisenstein will discuss the process of transforming a traditional, high water-use yard into a peaceful habitat garden abounding with native plants and wildlife. Because there are so many variables […]
Theodore Payne Fdn: Wild Suburbia – Learning to Garden with Native Plants
Oct 13, Class, Gardening with native plants by Barbara Eisenstein
CNPS-Riverside: Wild Suburbia – Learning to Garden with Native Plants
Join us to hear author, Barbara Eisenstein, describe how gardening can be a rewarding activity rather than a finished product, from removing lawns, to getting in touch with a yard’s […]
Irrigation Basics – Controllers
June is irrigation month at Wild Suburbia. Here in Southern California, cool, wet weather is ending and it is likely we will not have any measurable rain for the next six […]
OC-Calif Native Plant Soc: Wild Suburbia – Book Talk & Signing
In her recently published book, Barbara Eisenstein guides us through the process of transforming a traditional, high water-use yard into a peaceful habitat garden abounding with native plants. Because there […]