by Arlington Garden | Jun 4, 2026 | Climate Change Gardening, Conservation, Features, Wildlife
(William Hallstrom) The monarchs are once again teeming on the milkweed patches at Arlington. We are lucky, I think, to have a few spontaneous eruptions of narrow leaf milkweed in the garden. Narrow leaf milkweed is our local host to monarch butterflies. This is the...
by Arlington Garden | Dec 1, 2023 | Climate Change Gardening, Features, Interviews, Resilience Gardening, Wildlife
Life on Earth is faced with incredible ecological challenges. In response, we can devote a portion of our personal landscapes to the natural world — a horticultural sacred share: a portion set aside in our yards or balconies for life on Earth.* In our...
by Arlington Garden | Jun 25, 2020 | Features
Tim Becker, Director of Horticulture at the Theodore Payne Foundation, shares his thoughts about native plant gardening, the relationship between natural landscapes and gardens, and the history of the California Native Plant Walk at Arlington Garden. This interview...
by Arlington Garden | Jun 11, 2020 | Resilience Gardening
Resilience Gardening is a monthly feature during the pandemic in which our Director of Horticulture gives advice to new gardeners interested in regenerative gardening. This month, we discuss gardening with native plants. AG: Summer is approaching! Are pandemic...
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