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Quoted from the Living Desert.org
Cercidium floridum, a member of the Desert Scrub Community, is native to the Sonoran Desert. It commonly occurs in washes and floodplains and sometimes on rocky slopes that are no higher than 4,000 feet. This relatively small tree can obt
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I happen to love a good morning walk, and it is extra nice when I discover a garden that I haven't seen before. Today I was roaming the neighborhood streets of Noida, India and came across this little private garden. I can tell that the person who gardens here takes a lot of
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Living in a townhome with no yard or dirt to call our own, the Emeryville Community Organic Garden (ECOG) is a wonderful opportunity to grow plants and have fun. My husband and I, after being on the waiting list for a year, were delighted to receive a thirty-two square foot
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Lake Merritt is a focal point, it stands as the jewel of Oakland, even crowned with lights. A unique fresh and salt-water lake, the largest such lake located within an urban area consisting of 3.4 miles around the circumference of the lake, covering 155 acres of land. The de
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By Regan McMahon, Special to The Chronicle
Wednesday, June 3, 2009 - re-posted here on TGG
Kids in strollers are mesmerized. Passers-by stop and stare. Visitors marvel at the whimsical metal sculptures. Everyone gazes in awe at the artistic adventure that is the yellow s
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