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- Exotic paradise in the Oakland Hills: Casa de SueñosLast Saturday, July 30, was another Garden Conservancy East Bay Open Day. I enjoy visiting private gardens I would otherwise not get to see, and I’m glad the Garden Conservancy returned for the second time this year to the Berkeley/Oakland area. Du...
- Desert Garden at The Huntington: New Worldon Jul 30, 2016 in agave cacti cactus desert Huntington New World public gardens Southern CaliforniaIn my previous post I covered the Old World section of the Huntington Desert Garden. It’s located near the top of a rise, adjacent to the Desert Garden Conservatory. From here the land gently slopes downward towards the New World section. On a cold...
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- Book review: Protea: A Guide to Cultivated Species and Varietieson Jul 24, 2016 in Australia banksia books grevillea leucadendron leucospermum protea proteaceae South AfricaWriting more book reviews is always near the top of my want-to-do list for this blog. I don’t have a good reason why I haven’t followed through, but I promise that I’m going to do better. And it will start right now. Years ago I became interes...
- Cactus flowers and other ephemeral summer beautiesThis summer has been busier than usual because of that pesky thing called work—you know, the time-consuming activity that gets in the way of fun but pays the bills. While I’ve had less time for gardening (hence fewer posts), summer tends to be a...
- Oasis of green: Bowyer Japanese gardenThe last garden my partner-in-crime Kathy Stoner and I visited during the Garden Conservancy’s Spring 2016 East Bay Open Day was the Bowyers’ Japanese garden in the hills of Orinda. After the artistic exuberance of Keeyla Meadows’s and Marcia D...
- UC Davis Arboretum on a Saturday morning in Julyon Jul 17, 2016 in Davis public gardens public landscaping Sacramento Valley UC Davis UC Davis ArboretumMy favorite place to walk in Davis is the UC Davis Arboretum. This 100-acre public garden on the UC Davis campus is just a few miles from my house and it offers a quick and easy way to get away from it all. Plus, I seem to find something new to photo...
- UC Berkeley Botanical Garden summer smörgåsbordOn Sunday I joined the Sacramento Cactus and Succulent Society for a field trip to the UC Botanical Garden at Berkeley. The first event of the day was a workshop on hardy Australian plants given by Jo O'Connell, owner of Australian Native Plants Nurs...
- Tranquil backyard paradise: Potomac WaterworksI thought I would continue my coverage of the Garden Conservancy’s Spring 2016 East Bay Open Day, which I attended with fellow garden blogger Kathy Stoner of GardenBook. Not quite able to remember what day it had been, I started to look for my phot...
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