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May 2026
Monthly Meeting


NEXT GENERAL MEETING: If You Build it, They Might Come, With Molly Rightmyer, May 16, In-Person, Oasis, Rancho Bernardo, 1:30p -3:30p
Molly Rightmyer is a bee taxonomist who has become increasingly interested in native plants while attempting to increase the bee diversity of her home garden, an experience she wishes to share with other gardeners who hold similar aspirations. She got her start as a freelance scientific illustrator here in southern California. She then worked with fossil turtles as an apprentice illustrator at the American Museum of Natural History, NY, eventually landing a job as scientific
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Articles


GOING WILD WITH NATIVES: Singin’ the Blues
By Bobbie Stephenson. During the recent native garden tour put on by the San Diego chapter of the California Native Plant Society, a...
May 1, 2018


GROW WITH ABUNDANCE: Crisp and Tender Summer Lettuce
By Sommer Cartier. Just when temperatures are heating up, a cool, fresh, crisp salad sounds like bliss. It can be incredibly...
May 1, 2018


GUEST COLUMNIST: Bromeliads: Unique, Spectacular New World Plants
By Nancy Groves. Bromeliads are unique, spectacular plants of the new world! Even if you didn't realize it, you know of at least one...
May 1, 2018


NEWS: A Special Thank You From Garden Tour Chair John Beaudry
By John Beaudry. Our 2018 Garden Tour was a smashing success! We had nearly one thousand attendees plus ten plein air artists painting...
May 1, 2018


GARDENS OF THE WORLD: Gardens of Northern Italy Near Venice
By Frank Mitzel. Heading east upon departing the enchanting environs of Bellagio and Lake Como towards the gardens of Veneto, it's always...
May 1, 2018


THE REAL DIRT ON: Mary Anning, or She Who Sells Seashells
By Susan Krzywicki. I am working on an exhibit for the La Jolla Historical Society about canyons in San Diego—the complex ecosystem of...
May 1, 2018


SHARING SECRETS: Bulbs That Surprise and Delight
Edited by Dayle Cheever* and Lisa Marun. I have a collection of reoccurring bulbs in my yard. They always surprise and delight me. Do you...
May 1, 2018
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