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boZannical Press: Four Years on the Rock

Posted on May 20, 2012

Recently I had a fantastic opportunity – an opportunity to submit a piece of writing to an essay contest. The essay topic was open to CCSF students, and was intentionally broad – “Natural California” – to encourage a variety of … Continue reading →

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Urban Hike: A Day in Pictures at Mission Dolores

Posted on April 22, 2012

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Okay, okay, so this is a minimalist approach to my Urban Hike series. Really, it’s just an excuse to post dozens of pretty-pretty pictures from inside the old mission, though I was impressed that they have over 130 plants in … Continue reading →

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April Bloom Day 2012

Posted on April 15, 2012

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Happy Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day! Took a few pix around our garden to highlight what’s blooming right now. It’s a small at the moment, but… Thanks to Carol of May Dreams Gardens for coming up with Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day!

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Garden Events for April 2012

Posted on April 6, 2012

By no means is this all-inclusive, but there are some garden events around SF that I got wind of that are of personal interest to me… Incredible Edibles in Containers | April 7th+8th Saturday+Sunday, April 7th+8th| 11am-12pm | Free Talk … Continue reading →

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Some Upcoming Garden Events for March

Posted on March 7, 2012

Steppe Sisters – March 19 The California Horticultural Society (Cal Hort) presents Panayoti Kelaidis of the Denver Botanical Garden. Panayoti will give a presentation on plants of the steppe habitats of the world. Free lecture from 7:00-9:00 pm, CCSF Ocean … Continue reading →

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Blog Shoutout: Garden Rant/Seward Mini Park

Posted on December 23, 2011

Awhile back I posted in my ongoing Urban Hike series about Seward Mini Park. Garden Rant just posted about the same park, albeit from a much more garden-oriented perspective than my recreation-influenced post, by way of interviewing the gardener. Check … Continue reading →

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