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Native groundcovers planted now will keep your soil healthy for years to come - Vimarsana News

Native groundcovers planted now will keep your soil healthy for years to come

No matter what size your garden is, native groundcovers are incredibly versatile, easy to maintain and will keep your soil healthy.

Is this the year to plan for gray water use in your garden? - Vimarsana News

Is this the year to plan for gray water use in your garden?

Gray water, untreated wastewater collected from bathtubs, showers, washing machines and bathroom sinks that's reused for outdoor irrigation or toilet flushing, is a part of Earth-friendly gardening.

Interested in gardening? Consider becoming a Master Gardener - Vimarsana News

Interested in gardening? Consider becoming a Master Gardener

Marin Master Gardeners are a diverse group of individuals who share a common passion for growing personally and horticulturally.

Where to learn about gardening in Marin - Vimarsana News

Where to learn about gardening in Marin

It's easy to find examples of best practices for growing healthy, vibrant landscapes.

Decimated monarchs wait for protection - Vimarsana News

Decimated monarchs wait for protection

Jump to navigation By  12/23/2020 The United States Fish and Wildlife Service says protections for monarch butterflies under the Endangered Species Act are necessary but less pressing than those for other species on the brink. The decision comes as biologists report the lowest numbers in history for the western population of monarchs, which overwinters on California’s coast. The federal agency was compelled to consider listing monarchs by litigation from the Center for Food Safety, the Center for Biological Diversity and the Xerces Society, which rang the alarm about the decline of...