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September 2026
Monthly Meeting
NEXT GENERAL MEETING:
Driven by a passion for discovering exceptional, rare, and new agave species, Jeremy Spath has spent the past 20 years exploring the natural habitats of agaves across the Americas. His journey began with a deep fascination for seeing these remarkable plants in their native environments, inspiring countless expeditions to uncover the beauty of agave habitats. His expertise extends to cultivating these plants, with a particular focus on selecting and growing exceptional clones.
Aug 26
Articles
DECEMBER MEETING: Citrus in Southern California: A History and Growing Primer
A pictorial history of citrus in Southern California. Using antique photographs, citrus expert and horticultural historian John Clements wil
Nov 12, 2020
EDITOR'S LETTER: Come Into The Garden, Cook
During this pandemic I have been chipping away indoor and out at my home projects list, comfortingly it turns out, much as I have been doing
Nov 1, 2020
DID YOU KNOW? A Word About Gardening
"Garden" came into the language in the 14th century from Old Northern French gardin, itself a variation of Old French jardin (still used in
Nov 1, 2020
MEETING REPORT: Manzanitas & More with Su Kraus
October’s meeting on Monday 10-12-2020 had us diving head first into Native Season. What better way to celebrate these hardy and beautiful
Nov 1, 2020
TREES, PLEASE: The Gall of Some Trees!
One of the best things about working with and studying trees is the availability of subjects. If you’re a doctor you wait for patients to
Nov 1, 2020
SHARING SECRETS: Watering as the Sun Goes Down...
What do you do when you’re watering as the sun goes down? A friend of mine called it beer watering, I say it is wine watering … anything
Nov 1, 2020
PERMACULTURE: Hügelkultur - Burying Wood
Hügelkultur (hoo-gull culture) has ancient origins in the mountains of Germany, where warmth is treasured and rain is frequent. There they
Nov 1, 2020
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