AUGUST, SEPTEMBER, OCTOBER 2025 – In the Natural Garden
Words and photos by Mike Evans I have been falling behind on the timely writing and sending of this newsletter. My apologies. So much going on, Tree of Life Nursery
June/July In the Natural garden
“To inquire into the intricacies of a distant landscape, then, is to provoke thoughts about one’s own interior landscape, and the familiar landscapes of memory. The land urges us
April/May In the Natural garden
Words and photos by Mike Evans It is looking pretty official, the 2024-25 “rainy” season will go on record as one of the driest. At our nursery, with only 7” (about
Planting Day at The Nat: Biodiversity Comes to the Museum’s Native Plant Garden
Over 200 volunteers planted 660 plants representing 150 native species, many rare and virtually unheard of in commercial horticulture. Tree of Life Nursery provided all the plants and the donation
March in the Natural Garden
First signs of spring seem to be showing, even though we never really saw much winter. A friend reports seeing two snakes warming themselves on a trail hike yesterday, but
2025 Spring Equinox
Sayeth the sage, "I guess it can be explained thusly: When the Earth finds its tilt And its place in orbit To be just right...