SF Sidewalk Garden Contest
The San Francisco Department of Public Works is having a Sidewalk Garden Contest promoting sustainable landscapes and community involvement through transforming grey sidewalk areas into green landscaped spaces
How to make a garden good enough to eat.
Adding edible plants is one of the many ways to enhance a Bay Area garden with color, texture, variety and great taste.
Lomandra: Up and Coming Plant.
If you have one of those hard to fill spots in your landscape project, consider Lomandra—sometimes called Mat Rush.
Eddie’s White Wonder Dogwood.
Eddie’s White Wonder Dogwood is a magnificent tree featuring beautiful white flowers that grow to more than four inches in diameter in the spring.
Magnolia Sieboldii: What a gem for any installation.
Consider the Magnolia Dieboldii for a landscape installation that requires a tree for a highly visible location or patio where you need a beautiful statement.
Eggs, Beekman Boys, Community Gardens and Radical Homemakers.
How community gardens, sustainable farming, earth-friendly practices and media are influencing how we consider the food we consume.
Fall bedding plants & bulb season is coming up
Select your favorite fall bulbs from our wide selection for a blooming Spring.
Garden for the Environment in SF
One of the great public gardens in San Francisco hosting classes on organic gardening, soils, herbs, container gardening and more is the Garden of the Environment located in the Sunset district.
Brooks Park Community Garden
The Brooks Park Community Garden is a passionate mix of gardening, community, art and beautiful views right in San Francisco.
New Community Gardens
Learn more about some of the great community gardens throughout the Bay Area filled with passionate gardeners and amazing plants.
Small inscect. Big effects.
The small, light brown Apple Moth (Epiphyas postvittana) has been found across much of the coastal region of California and is having a big effect on plants and nurseries.
