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On August 28, 2009

Travels in virtual NoCal

Critiquing the Asian : The museum provides a forum for discussion
Autumn exhibits bring the bling : What’s up next
Top 7 hikes in Marin County : Happy trails to you
Cyclists get a new path : Across the Benicia Bridge
Burrito Justice : Cool SF site, good photos
Eating for the farmers : Event Sept. 1
Farm fresh to you : On that subject, how about some fresh produce?
California Wine Month : I’ll drink to that

Our garden lies in what Sunset calls “one of Northern California’s finest horticultural climates.” We are located in an area of wet mild winters and dry mild summers — a Mediterranean climate zone. It’s a region with unique challenges and opportunities. I love gardening here.

Approaches to gardening are strongly determined by scale. Our garden is a small family garden. Its core was formerly a swimming pool. Often we might be growing just a single plant in a container, or a handful of plants, where a larger-scale gardening operation might be planting long rows of crops. Over time we have adjusted to find the right balance for our home garden.

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