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Author Archives: Yerba Buena

All in with SF Biodiversity: Greg Gaar’s garden on Mt. Davidson

This very large garden includes an adjacent public walkway (Globe Alley) that is also landscaped with native plants. Greg Gaar converted this yard from lawn […]

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Sutro Stewards all SF native nursery

The Sutro Stewards native plant nursery and garden were established in 2013. We are located on Mt. Sutro Open Space Preserve, in the shadow of […]

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Garden transformation in Cole Valley

When Katherine Roberts 1st bought her house on a quiet little street in Cole Valley in May 2003, both the house and gardens had been […]

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Chris’s Sunnyside Habitat Garden

Christine Okon got help from two landscape artists as she designed her steep yard into a wildlife friendly and beautiful place When Started: Started in November […]

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Louis Webb’s Forest Hill garden

Louis Webb’s Forest Hill garden has been popping with poppies for 15 years When started: about 15 yrs since I hired a garden designer Neighborhood: Forest Hill […]

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Claudia’s Garden: wild in the inner sunset

Claudia’s Garden features dune and Greenstreak Butterfly host plants When started: 2013 Neighborhood: Inner Sunset Notable features: Dune, shade, slope and fog belt tolerant Favorite plants in your […]

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Woodland inspiration in Noe Valley

Kate Levis woodland-inspired part-native garden in beautiful Noe Valley When started: The first plantings were in the fall of 2007, but I just planted a […]

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On a mountain with SF specialties

This garden features a steep chert slope and several locally rare plants lovingly cared for by local biodiversity advocate Denise Louie Neighborhood: Mira Glen Design:  […]

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Westwood Highlands garden

Roger & Phyllis Erickson began planting natives in 2012 in their Westwood Highlands garden including a clever reuse of a driveway median When started:  2012 […]

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An unapologetic Fauna-centric Garden

After reading a small New York Times piece about the plight of native bees, Mary Beth Thibodeaux “decided to create one of the recommended “islands” providing […]

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Natural Heritage in the Inner Richmond

This backyard garden features a community of plants native to the western San Francisco Peninsula.  A nature trail winds through the low-medium profile dune-scrub habitat […]

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    • Restoration Parties
    • Special Events
      • Urban Wilds: The Art of the Franciscan Ecology – V2
  • Biodiversity of the Yerba Buena
    • Biodiversity Resources
      • Plants for Birds Program
    • Yerba Buena’s Habitat Revolution
    • SF Biodiversity Vision 2020
      • SF Biodiversity Vision 2020 Results
    • Gardening for Biodiversity
      • Virtual Garden Tour, May 10, 2020
      • Public Spaces Garden Tours
  • Exploring
    • Local Plant Lists
    • Focus on Rarities
    • Local Ecology
    • Flower Hotlines
    • Remnants
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