Native Plants
Hummingbirds in the Edible Landscaped Garden
by Avis Licht I love watching hummingbirds zoom, dive, drink and zip around my garden. Not only are they beautiful and fanciful,…
Spring is Here – Let’s Get Growing
by Avis Licht Post by Avis Licht. By the date on the calendar it’s Spring – but by weather it might be…
How to Have a Successful Garden – Workshop – April 2014
HOW TO HAVE A SUCCESSFUL GARDEN Hands – on workshop If you love to garden and want to have the most luscious,…
Gardening Tips for Drought in your Edible Landscape
By Avis Licht On the west coast of the United States we’re experiencing the worst drought in over 150 years. With more…
How to Prepare Your Edible Garden for Drought
by Avis Licht In Northern California we’re experiencing a record breaking drought this winter. The rainy season isn’t over – yet, but…
Golden Moments in the Garden
Guest blog by Charlene Burgi from Marin Municipal Water District I enjoyed Charlene’s post so much that I asked her if I…
An Edible Landscape Can Take Many Forms
by Avis Licht Edible landscaping has become more popular than I ever thought it would or could. Every day we hear…
Ask Avis Your Gardening Questions!
by Avis Licht I’m starting a new feature on my blog as a result of popular demand. Whatever your reason, it’s going…
April in the Edible Garden- Planting a Theme Garden
by Avis Licht When deciding what to plant in your garden, in addition to the obvious parameters of site and climate, you…
Put the Right Plant, in the Right Place, at the Right Time
When planning your edible landscape design, you need to consider that every plant has its Right Place, both aesthetically and for its…
Native Plants in the Edible Landscape
In California we have many wonderful native plants that can be used in the garden. In the Edible Landscape, not all plants…
Heirloom Seed Companies for the Edible Landscape
SEEDS, SEEDS AND MORE SEEDS I recommend that you get seeds that are easy to germinate, will have excellent taste, and that…