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The Mountain Gardener | The Good, the Bad & the Ugly:...

I live on Boulder Creek where the native red alder is in full bloom. Their catkins release wind-borne pollen, which along with the redwoods...

The Mountain Gardener | Landscape Design Tips for Your Garden

This is the time of year to re-imagine your garden. Sure, that cleanup and weed control is an ongoing task, but it’s more fun...

The Mountain Gardener | Love Is in the Air — Plant...

One of my favorite classes when I attended Cal Poly San Luis Obispo was Plant Taxonomy. On the surface the subject sounds a little...

The Mountain Gardener | Phenology and Climate Change

What’s that wet stuff coming from the sky? Hopefully by the time you’re reading this we will have gotten some much-needed rainfall. I wanted...

The Mountain Gardener | Get Excited About Bare Root Edibles

A visit to any of our local nurseries at this time of year is like a visit to the candy store for a gardener....

The Mountain Gardener | For the Love of Roses

January is almost over with nary a raindrop. Our days have been lovely and many of my plants have started growing earlier than usual....

The Mountain Gardener | Houseplants — Good for You and Your...

I look out my sliding glass doors and see tall redwoods and stately oaks, but on the inside I enjoy the green and sometimes...

The Mountain Gardener | What’s Old is New Again: Gardening Trends...

In the spirit of my annual New Year’s resolution to learn something new every day, I did some research on Calscape about adding butterfly...

The Mountain Gardener | The 2025 Pantone Color of the Year

Every year when the Pantone Color of the Year is announced, I write a column about all the great plants that echo that color....

The Mountain Gardener | Happy New Year 2025

I’ve been on this planet for quite a few years now, so why is it always hard for me to get my head around...

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Santa Cruz County earns state fire risk reduction designation

Santa Cruz County has earned statewide recognition through the California Board of Forestry and Fire Protection’s Fire Risk Reduction Community List, a designation that...