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5 native plants you can plant this month that will benefit from a wet fall and winter (opens the original)
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See more from the L.A. Times in Google Search. Set us as preferred It’s Oct. 1. Here in Los Angeles, the last few months have been exceptionally hot. The next few months could be exceptionally wet. What’s a home gardener to do? I asked a couple of local native-plant experts, Erik Blank of the Theodore Payne Foundation and Parker Davis of Hardy Californians, what they would recommend planting this month to take advantage of the rain our region is expected to get as a result of El Niño. In some wa
How to successfully start a fall vegetable garden at home (opens the original)
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See more from the L.A. Times in Google Search. Set us as preferred Welcome to September! In much of our country, this month marks about the time that the growing season for edible plants winds down. But here in Southern California, there’s plenty you can still successfully grow over the coming months — even in small spaces. If you want to grow vegetables this fall and don’t know where to start, I’m here to help. I’ve worked and volunteered at farms and gardens around L.A., and I maintain a garde
How to volunteer at L.A. gardens and score tickets to see Olivia Rodrigo (opens the original)
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See more from the L.A. Times in Google Search. Set us as preferred The August heat is humming along. Over at Arroyo High School in the scorching San Gabriel Valley city of El Monte, I help maintain a school garden. We call it the Arroyo Farm Lab. On a recent Saturday morning, the lab hosted more than 60 volunteers for a three-hour session of garden maintenance in aggressive heat. Folks came from all over Southern California to help mulch and weed around the sizable garden. This, I should note, w
Is it OK to plant native plants during the SoCal heat wave? (opens the original)
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See more from the L.A. Times in Google Search. Set us as preferred Welcome to August, typically Los Angeles’ hottest month. It’s already been hot every day for weeks, at least in my part of town, and it’s expected to get hotter this weekend. (Here are tips for staying cool.) For some reason, though, local native-plant professionals often receive a question on repeat this time of year: Is it OK to plant this particular plant right now? (I actually received this exact query from Times outdoors rep
After a wet, hot winter, summer fruit trees in SoCal are suffering (opens the original)
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See more from the L.A. Times in Google Search. Set us as preferred Welcome to mid-summer! I hope you’ve been enjoying the fruit of the season. I know some of you might have been missing some old reliables this year. I wrote a bit about that today. Joanna Glovinsky runs a local fruit tree pruning and education company called Fruitstitute. She started it in April 2018 with the stated goal of making every Angeleno fruit-tree literate. Since then, the Montecito Heights-based organization has grown t
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