Sense of Place: Native Plants from Mountaintop to Backyard
HOOD RIVER — December’s Sense of Place lecture is “Mountaintop to Backyard: The Beauty of the Gorge’s Native Plants.” This event will be offered in-person at the Columbia Center for
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HOOD RIVER — December’s Sense of Place lecture is “Mountaintop to Backyard: The Beauty of the Gorge’s Native Plants.” This event will be offered in-person at the Columbia Center for
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SANTA CATALINA ISLAND, Calif. — Santa Catalina Island is the crown jewel of the Channel Islands, an archipelago off the coast of Southern California that is so biodiverse that it is often called “North America’s Galápagos.” A rugged mountain jutting out of the sea, Catalina, as it is commonly known, is home to more than 60 plants and critters found nowhere else on earth. Plump quails and miniature foxes unique to the island scurry across the dirt roads that wind through scrubby hillsides. Thick
Joshua Siskin writes about gardening each week.
Joshua Siskin writes about gardening each week.