Where Did All the Lippa Go?
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The Santa Monica Conservancy Garden Tour featured the Weiss home and garden in August. The garden that surrounds this immaculately preserved and updated workman’s cottage, features several types of IdealMow® lawn and a veritable farmer’s market of edibles.
We dug in with Sunland hero Roger Klemm to create an optimally native welcome to our community. We hope to take things to the next level during this prime planting season with crowdfunded enhancements to the garden. View Video
Our Drought Tolerant Maintenance Workshop with La Canada Valley Beautiful drew a crowd. Thanks to all of you who helped to bring the Gardens of the World into tip-top shape!
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Los Angeles Times, Cassy Aoyagi: From time to time, our favorite species disappear from area nurseries… where do they go? A Times reader asks about Lippia, a drought tolerant lawn alternative widely available in California in the 70s and 80s, Lippia is omitted from our 
Tips: Your garden may have just what you need to make the holidays festive and fragrant indoors! Take a stroll through your yard today and identify the fragrances you would like indoors for the holidays. 
Wet-to-Dry: Landscaping sustainably inherently excludes traditional greenhouse grown annuals. Without these seasonal splashes of color, the element of surprise in your garden may sadly be sacrificed. To bring back the charm of unexpected seasonal color, consider incorporating native bulbs in the garden! 
