Bird feeders found to be culprit in bird deaths
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Residents can help reduce disease transmission by removing bird feeders and bird baths.
Home & Garden
Does ignoring robocalls make them stop? What 1.5 million of them taught us
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New research aims to give phone companies tools to help curb robocalls.Bay Area
Public garden gates open up again
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After months sequestered at home, it’s a delight to wander in to someone else’s garden (without a turkey in sight!)Bay Area
Ruth Bancroft Garden prepares to reopen
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The garden and nursery will first open to members only this week and then to the public on May 16.Around Town
Sheltering in a garden place
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Because local nurseries sell plants that can be grown for food, they are considered essential services and remain open.Featured in Category
Spring is arriving earlier across the U.S., and that’s not always good news
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Early arrival of springtime warmth has many downsides -- including the hastening of allergy symptoms and appearance of turf pests.Around Town
Photos: Practicing social distancing while enjoying botanical adjacency
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A walk around town reveals spring unfurling in all its glory -- a welcome sight -- and balm to help soothe our worries.
Around Town
Public Works hosts inaugural event: Sustainable Practices for Residential Landscapes
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On Feb 27 local experts will offer displays and information about the ways residential gardens can be part of community action against effects of extreme weather.Around Town
How home gardeners can help heal ecosystems | Ecologist Doug Tallamy speaks at community meeting
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The birds and the bees -- and how our backyards can help -- were the topic of a community event hosted by Piedmont Garden Club.Featured in Category
