Why Natives? Part I
But who wants bugs in their yard!? Well, birds…
Tag Archives: Urban Wilderness
This Week in the Garden (2/12/17)
Some of the California natives growing in the garden
‘Western Monarch Butterflies are Still in Trouble’
From 89.3 KPCC
Wild Cucumber
In mid-winter a quick growing vine appears in the chaparral.
My New Favorite Spot in L.A!
Nature Garden at the Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History
Stocker Corridor Trail
Between Crenshaw and La Cienega Blvds. run one of the more ‘rural’ roads in the LA basin
Winter Wildflowers
Season’s first wild flowers are blooming
Avoiding Unintentional Poisoning
Rat Poison & Local Wildlife
‘Greater than the Sums of its Parts’
You can’t talk about urban wilderness without talking about coyotes.
California Sagebrush and Change of Seasons
The hillsides are brown and dry, seemily covered with dead brush
Concrete Chaparral 