LA Native Plant Notes
Eric Ameria, LA Native Plant SourceAll about gardening with plants native to Los Angeles, from LA Native Plant Source
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A Honey Bee Speaks
A European honey bee (Apis mellifera) pollinating a European rosemary blossom
Who, me? Yeah, I’m a European honey bee. That’s Apis mellifera to you, pal.
Uh, yeah, I happen to live in California. And…? You got a problem with that?
Oh, I...
Hand Job
Sometimes a nozzle is just a nozzle.
Unlike a wild landscape, a garden obviously depends upon various human interventions in order to thrive, supplemental watering being chief among them. No matter how “drought tolerant” your California na...
Ghosts of Millard Canyon
I was navigating the waters of the “Great River eBay” a while back when I stumbled upon a fascinating scrap of local history – a single page torn from an old photo album inscribed with the words, “Views of Millard’s Canyon, Cal.” If you are...
Cult Following
Foothill Penstemon ‘Margarita BOP’ x infinity
One morning, you wake up and decide you simply must plant another Ceanothus in your garden, so off you go to your local, native plant nursery. As you browse, you begin to notice just how many d...
Bad Plants or Stupid People?
In “The Day of the Triffids,” a justly forgotten B-movie from the 1960s, a massive meteor shower causes a mutation in “Triffids,” a (fictional) carnivorous plant species, enabling them to uproot themselves, move about at will and start eati...
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