Welcome to my Garden Blog

Nature: wild & untouched. Photographing it, preserving it, taking walks and drinking in the landscapes as they unfold.

Gardens: touched by loving hands. Cultivated, nurtured. Drinking in those landscapes is wonderful, as well.

In my garden one enjoys some of both. Generally unpruned & wild, my plants reshape the garden as they grow.

Beyond the garden borders, natives from the Santa Monica Mtns await. Oak trees with their shady canopies. Cactus & Sage in the sun.

Always there are animal creatures to join in the fun.

I look forward to sharing some of my experiences with you as they unfold.

Sunday, January 3, 2016

Can Crops Be Grow In Drought? Richard Felger Presents New Species For Th...



January, 2016. A new year. An El Nino year. Yet, the drought is still on the minds of most folks who live in the Western US. Gardeners and farmers are watching closely: What crops will survive in the upcoming years? Happy Gardening!







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  1. Susan KrzywickiJanuary 6, 2016 at 10:09 AM

    This is funny, enlightening and encouraging! I LOVE the idea that there may, in the future, be more crops based on western natives. Very cool. Very logical.

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Wildflowers, Santa Monica Mtns

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