top of page
November 2025
Monthly Meeting
NEXT MEETING: A Strawberry Is Not A Fruit With The Plant Guy! Chuck McClung Explains Botanical Complexities And More... Nov. 15, 2025, Oasis, RB
In-person at San Diego Oasis, Rancho Bernardo, CA. Online registration required - SD Hort Member (and their guest) registration is FREE and in-person non-member registration is $15.00 (Consider joining or renewing with the San Diego Horticultural Society for $30.00 and attend this meeting for free.) Next meeting: November 15, 2025 At Oasis RB, 1:30p-3p Chuck the Plant Guy! Chuck McClung is a lifelong plant enthusiast, gardening mentor, landscaping consultant, and author. Popu
Nov 1
Articles
GROW WITH ABUNDANCE: What To Plant In Your Summer Vegetable Garden
By Sommer Cartier. As San Diegans, we live in the perfect growing climate. We have an ideal combination of sunlight, heat, and an...
Apr 30, 2021
GROW IN ABUNDANCE: Don’t Toss It, Plant It!
If you consider carrot tops or onion bottoms as waste to be discarded, you may be surprised to learn there are many common vegetables that c
Mar 1, 2021
GROW IN ABUNDANCE: How to Start a Balcony Garden
There is something really enjoyable about balcony gardening. It’s a place to commune with nature, decompress and let your creative juices fl
Jan 1, 2021
GROW IN ABUNDANCE: Don’t Skip a Beet This Winter
I once read that growing beets is an exercise in faith. You spend months cultivating and nurturing these little beauties, hidden
Nov 1, 2020
GROW IN ABUNDANCE: Fall - Perfect Time to Prepare Cool Season Gardens
In San Diego, we are fortunate to have a temperate Mediterranean climate that allows for growing vegetables all year long. As we transition
Aug 31, 2020
GROW WITH ABUNDANCE: Tips for Growing a Wellness Herb Garden
If there’s anything to be certain about in this time, it’s that COVID-19 is affecting every aspect of our lives. From telecommuting to dist
Jun 30, 2020
GROW IN ABUNDANCE: Fast Growing, High Yielding, Money Saving Crops
Amidst the recent pandemic, the motivators behind the patriotic “victory gardens” of WWI and WWII are resurging. Short supply of staple foo
Apr 30, 2020
bottom of page