A little over a year ago, I blogged about the new restricted watering schedule for Los Angeles area landscapes. The watering schedule has now been revised and I'm not surprised. Last year's ordinance allowed residents to water their lawns…
2 Comments / 354 View / October 25, 2010
This is big news for the scientific world, and more importantly, for gardeners! Have the flowers and fruit in your garden been less prolific due to lack of honeybee activity? There is a reason for that. Bees are under…
7 Comments / 99 View / October 7, 2010
Do you have a favorite garden blog that you visit frequently? (Hint, hint!) Does it feature incredible writing, photographs and offer you a never-ending  source of  garden inspiration? Nominate it for a “Mouse and Trowel” award! The Mouse and Trowel…
0 Comments / 135 View / April 29, 2010
Would you believe after 4 years of blogging, I have my first guest blogger? It so happens that I've been thinking about writing about outdoor wood selection for some time now and then I met Hazel Jennings, writer for the…
5 Comments / 1883 View / February 5, 2010
I know what I’m doing on Saturday, January 23, 2010 and I’m inviting you to come along! I’ll be attending the “Go Green Expo” at the Los Angeles Convention Center along with garden writer Billy Goodnick, (“Cool Green Gardens” at FineGardening.com)….
5 Comments / 269 View / January 21, 2010
It’s Fall and many cold climate gardeners are bringing their plants indoors. The focus of this week’s Garden World Report is “Indoor Gardening” to  inspire gardeners to be as creative indoors as they are with their outdoor plants! The impressive…
7 Comments / 394 View / November 17, 2009
Ever fantasize about having a career in a garden or hort-related field? The options are vast and include much more than the obvious nursery pro or garden designer. From botanists to garden coaches to garden photographers, there are jobs that emphasize the…
4 Comments / 289 View / November 9, 2009
