Botanists believed that the Ginkgo biloba tree was extinct, but then it was found in a Chinese Buddhist monastery in the 1700s, where specimens were being cultivated. Once it was rediscovered, ginkgo has been cultivated and spread all over the world as an ornamental and street tree. It is popular...
WILD FOOD COOKING — edible wild plants of Southern California
WILD FOOD COOKING WORKSHOP Learn Edible Wild Plants of Southern California Saturday, July 26, 10 a.m. $65 ($45 for students and seniors) We’re going to explore a local area, and do our best to create a local meal provided by nature. We’ll create a meal with...
LUNCHTIME NATURALIST WALK
LUNCHTIME RIPARIAN PLANT WALK, Thursday, December 11 at noon We’ll walk into the Upper Arroyo, north of JPL, and explore the chaparral and riparian plants, and you will see the highly versatile yucca plant. From the Windsor exit of the 210 freeway, drive north on Windsor until Ventura, where you...