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July 2026
Monthly Meeting


NEXT GENERAL MEETING: Growing Plant People - Horticulture Programs and Facilities at Southwestern College, With Holly McMullen, August 15, In-Person, Oasis, Rancho Bernardo, 1:30p -3:30p
Holly McMullen Holly McMullen is a tenured professor of plant science at Southwestern College and a field biologist with nearly a decade of experience working at the intersection of ecological research, habitat restoration, and higher education. Her expertise centers on the interactions between plants and animals, particularly within Southern California's diverse ecosystems, and she has conducted botanical and wildlife field surveys, managed large-scale restoration projects,
Jul 23
Articles


GROW IN ABUNDANCE: Winter Garden Harvesting Tips
By Sommer Cartier, for Let’s Talk Plants! January 2024. https://www.freepik.com/free-photo/close-up-view-basket-full-onion-with-purple-ca...
Jan 1, 2024


GROW IN ABUNDANCE: Tips For Growing Root Vegetables - Carrots, Beets And Radishes
By Sommer Cartier, for Let’s Talk Plants! November 2023. Tips for Growing Root Vegetables: Carrots, Beets and Radishes Root vegetables...
Nov 1, 2023


GARDEN SURROUNDINGS: Living A European Lifestyle
Words and pictures by Francesca Filanc, for Let’s Talk Plants! October 2023. Living A European Lifestyle Joy is important in life. As...
Oct 1, 2023


GROW IN ABUNDANCE: Harvesting The Future - Saving Seeds
By Sommer Cartier, for Let’s Talk Plants! September 2023. Harvesting the Future - Saving Seeds As the days grow shorter and summer comes...
Sep 1, 2023


GROW IN ABUNDANCE: Six Tips For Planting And Growing Tomatoes
By Sommer Cartier, for Let’s Talk Plants! July 2023. Six Tips for Planting and Growing Tomatoes Summer is here! And with it, plump juicy...
Jul 1, 2023


GROW IN ABUNDANCE: Pick a Peck of Peppers
By Sommer Cartier, for Let’s Talk Plants! May 2023. Pick a Peck of Peppers When it comes to growing peppers in San Diego, there are...
May 1, 2023


GROW IN ABUNDANCE: Edible Plants That Transition From Winter To Spring
By Sommer Cartier, for Let’s Talk Plants! March 2023. Edible Plants that Transition from Winter to Spring Early spring is a time of...
Mar 1, 2023
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