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Help save the Earth by replacing half your lawn and/or non-native plants with native species, even in containers, plus a list of April’s plant-related events.
After three years of construction, the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing is finally getting soil, but it’s still nearly two years away from welcoming wildlife.
Normally closed to the public, these inspiring gardens have a lot to gawk at. Here’s how to check them out on garden tour fundraisers.
A deep red rose in Barbra Streisand’s garden produced a new, gorgeous pink variety: Barbra’s Baby. You can buy it now.
March is prime time for SoCal gardeners who love to grow tomatoes, with three specialty growers having pop-up sales of hard-to-find tomato varieties.
It’s wildflower season in Southern California. What will the lack of rain mean for blooms? Plus a list of March plant events.
Are you growing food, flowers and other plants on a patio, balcony or deck? Tell us about your small-space container garden so we can share what you’ve learned.
Stark aerial photos of the Eaton and Palisades fires show blocks of ash where houses used to be, and a surprising number of green trees. Why? Plus February plant events.
The L.A. Times Features team shares the places that have helped them amid uncertainty, be it a hot spring, cool desert, calming beach or beloved theme park.
Ash from urban wildfires is potentially full of heavy metals and other toxins. Here’s a guide for what to do if ash is covering your soil, plants and veggies.
