The Mountain Gardener: Having a garden journal pays dividends
I plan to turn over a new leaf next year. I'm talking about gardening. The rest of my New Year's resolutions are too numerous to list here! I wish I could tell you that I'll never put in another plant that might freeze during the winter. I wish I could tell you that I'll really start that compost pile this year and duke it out with the raccoons. I wish I could tell you I'll make more garden journal entries and not rely on sketchy memories. But the reality is gardening shouldn't be so much about regrets. It's about the delight we get from coaxing plants from the earth. A garden reflects our lives; there’s always room for growth as well as reflection.
The Mountain Gardener: Game adds feature to well-balanced garden
When do art and science come together to make your life more beautiful? If you thought of garden design, you'd be right.
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The Mountain Gardener: In ‘perfect garden,’ plantings flow with natural contours
How many beautiful gardens can one visit on one vacation?
Wildfire between Felton and Scotts Valley quelled
A wildfire that broke out between Felton and Scotts Valley midday Friday was quickly contained at 2.3 acres, as firefighters sought to quell flames...