0510a Where to find native plants
0510b Shopping for native plants
0511a Build Mounds to Nurture Drought-Resistant Native Shrubs
0511b Lake Cunningham volunteers build community with a garden
0512 Winter pruning
0601a Create a thriving habitat for birds and bees
0601b Thriving mint covers well
0602 Mulching and careful watering reap beauty
0605 Coastal sage scrub plants adapt well to garden conditions
0606 Native herbs and berries for the kitchen
0608 Designing a Landscape to Attract Birds
0609 Attention-grabbing, drought-tolerant gems
0610 Small Trees for Shady Sites
0611 Plant a Hedgerow for the Hungry
0701 Growing natives in containers
0702 Plant a tapestry
0703 Learning about Growing Natives
0704a Get Inspired on Eclectic Garden Tour
0704b The Buzz in Native Gardens
0705 Oak myths
0706 Serendipitous gardening and free plants
0707 Summer colors in the native garden
0708a Stop and think to prevent garden injuries
0708b Designing a wildlife garden with people in mind
0708c Tools: five favorites, and a surprise
0709 Watch Out for Sudden Oak Death
0712 Plant redwoods on the coast, oaks inland
0802 Clouds of blue announce spring is imminent
0803 Hot Plants, Hot Sales, and a New Nursery
0804a Garden gadgets you didn't know you needed
0804b Let your imagination run wild
0804c Ahead of the curve
0804d Oh, to be in England
0805 Coffeeberry, the must-have native for suburbia
0806 Under the Oaks
0807 Tough-love garden flourishes
0808a Don't call it "dirt"
0808b Community Gardens Grow Neighborhood Values
0808c Ceanothus varieties that thrive on neglect
0808d Real Live Fairies! In Your Garden!
0808e Planning your plantings to save energy
0810 What will the neighbors think?
0811a Plant seedlings, not sets, for good onion crop
0812a Native Oasis
0812b Most-Visited Garden
0812c The garden in winter...Or is it spring?
0901a Watering in the (Usually) Wet Season
0901b Happy Dogs in Nice Gardens
0902 Integrating natives into your vegetable garden
0904a What's the Big Idea?
0904b Geniuses of Hardscape
0904c Plant the Walls Green
0904d Raise It and They Will Grow
0904e Manzanita-growing tips from a pro
0905 Want Natives? Lay the Groundwork Now
0906 What time is your soap plant?
0907 Fragrant low-growing sages
0908a Secrets of flowering hydrangeas revealed
0908b Another cheap thrill in the garden
0908c The California State Fragrance
0908d Almost like planting a money tree
0908e Gardening with squirrels
0910 Monet-inspired holiday colors in the native garden
0911 Gifts for Native Plant Gardeners
1001 Weeds and Wildflowers -- Get 'em while they're small
1002 Winter Showstoppers
1003 Coral bells thrive in shade
1004a Reliable native plants
1004b Jump off the color wheel and enjoy the ride
1004c Beyond the buzzword
1004d It's a tomato wonderland
1006 Like painting with movement and light
1007 Natives thrive in containers
1008a Aunt Betty's Garden
1008b A Winter Treat That Money Can't Buy
1008c Sneezeproofing your landscape
1013 Native plants attract native birds
1014 Boost Your Learning Curve
1101 Build It and They Will Come
1102 Natives for watered gardens
1103 Manzanitas for Every Garden
1104 Eat Your Yard
1105 Green Gardening
1106 Flies, Eyes, and Gaskets: Garden Art
1110 The Color Lavender
1111 Winter Cornucopia
1113 Innovative Breeding Project Offers Big Flavor, Small Plants
1114 Seed Companies for Backyard Gardeners
1115 Visiting the Native Plant Nursery at Hidden Villa
1116 Lawn Gone
1117 Sow Native Seeds to Celebrate the Solstice
1201 Carefree Groundcovers for Shade
1202 Undeservedly Rare
1203 Rebugging the Garden
1204 Modern Materials in the Garden
1205 Magnificent Magenta
1206 For a Thriving Garden, Avoid Big Mistakes
1207 Serene Habitat
1209 Don't Call It Brush
1210 Restoration Gardening Is Not for Micromanagers
1212 Grow a Vigorous, Long-Keeping Squash with Many Uses
1213 Another Essential Reference for Native Gardeners
1214 Gifts for Native Plant Enthusiasts
1301 Enjoying the Native Garden in Winter
1302 Capturing Children's Imaginations in Native Habitat Gardens
1303 Kids Like Plants with Bugs
1304 G Is for Generosity, G Is for Gardener
1305 365 Little Festivals
1306 Kid-Friendly Is Bug-Friendly
1308 Lions and Tigers and Bears
1309 Autumn Stunners
1310 Practical Uses for Native Plants
1311 Native Superfoods
1312 Grow Your Own Eat Me First Winter Greens
1313 Propagating Natives
1314 Go To Natives of Native-Plant Pros
1401 Pros Tout Wildlife Value of Native Shrubs
1402 Neighbors meet to learn about creating an attractive drought-tolerant front garden
1403 Saving Water
1404 Baynut Chocolate and Wild Gingersnaps
1405 Hydro Literate Landscaping
1406 Beany Diversity
1407 Roots and Shoots and Hormones
1409 Manzanitas, the Bones of the Garden
1410 Buckwheats: Iconic Plant of the West
1411 Combining Buckwheats with Other Natives
1412 Traditional vs. Sustainable Front Yards
1413 Going No-Mow
1414 DIY Tips for Replacing Your Lawn
1415 Enjoying natives up close
1416 California's "Cherce" Salvias
1417 One Sweet Bee-Garden
1501 A Moving Smorgasbord
1504 Pruning Manzanita, Ceanothus, and Toyon
1506 Greywater and Native Plants
1507 Gardening with Zero Irrigation and No Fussing
1508 Size Shape Color: Tomato Selection
1510 Appreciating Wildlife in Edible Gardens
1512 Planting Your Cool-Season Garden
1601 Toyon: Spectacular Winter Berries
1602 Native Sods
1604 Little Fruit Trees
1605 Bunch of Fancy Rules
1606 Stewardship, Bee Swarms, and Post-Pipe Gardening
1607a Gardening for Life
1607b California Lilacs come in all sizes
1607c Oaks that don't get SOD
1608 Capturing Rainwater
1609 Foiling Predation
2106 Aunt Betty's Garden
2110 Happy Dogs in Nice Gardens
2111 Plant Natives for Fire-Safe Landscapes
2203a Surprise! Blooming Bulbs!
2203b Protecting pollinators from gardeners
2212 Long Bloomers for Hot, Dry Corners