Home & Garden Springtime: To help insects, make them welcome in your garden – here’s how By Brian Lovett, postdoctoral researcher in mycology, West Virginia University | Local News Matters | April 13, 2021 Consider replacing your lawn with native wildflowers to keep insects happy and to attract local birds.
Bay Area Bird feeders found to be culprit in bird deaths By Exedra Staff | March 5, 2021 Residents can help reduce disease transmission by removing bird feeders and bird baths.
Around Town Video | A very Olcott Christmas By Exedra Staff | December 15, 2020 Take a peek at the vibrant, cheerful, pandemic-be-damned holiday decorations of the Mulberry's proprietor.
Featured in Category Le Marché must go on | November 6 – 8 By Le Marché Pop-Up | October 23, 2020 [SPONSORED] Biannual warehouse sale welcomes shoppers for their Fall Holiday Sale with a new name and all the amazing products customers have come to expect.
Around Town Planning Commission announces 2020 Design Award recipients By Exedra Staff | October 9, 2020 View photos of the seven homes being recognized for outstanding design at a Zoom event on Mon, Oct 12, at 5:30 PM.
Bay Area Ruth Bancroft Garden & Nursery honors curator’s 40 years of service By Sue Gilmore | Local News Matters | September 18, 2020 Brian Kemble is still channeling, on a daily basis, the lovely, cactus-crazed lady who inspired, then hired him, back in 1980.
Home & Garden Does ignoring robocalls make them stop? What 1.5 million of them taught us By Sathvik Prasad and Bradley Reaves, for The Conversation | Local News Matters | September 17, 2020 New research aims to give phone companies tools to help curb robocalls.
Bay Area Public garden gates open up again By Kathryn Pritchett | May 26, 2020 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 By Bay City News | May 11, 2020 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 By Kathryn Pritchett | March 20, 2020 Because local nurseries sell plants that can be grown for food, they are considered essential services and remain open.