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Tomatoes love heat and long days—two things the Bay Area delivers unevenly. Here’s a simple, microclimate-aware plan so you know what...

Artichokes love the Bay Area’s cool, marine weather. On the coast (including San Mateo County), you can grow them as long-lived...

Squash is a Bay Area all-star—fast, generous, and happy in raised beds, in-ground plots, and even big containers. This masterclass covers...

The Bay Area in August is a tale of microclimates — foggy coast, mild bay flats, and toasty inland pockets. The good news: you can still...

Discover 15 of the most inspiring community gardens across the Bay Area — from San Mateo to Marin — where locals come together to grow food, share knowledge, and create thriving green spaces. Includes garden highlights, what makes each one unique, and tips for getting involved.

Why lettuce is a Bay Area gardener’s best friend In our mild Mediterranean-meets-fog climate, lettuce is one of the most reliable crops...

Why grow lettuce here? Cool nights, foggy mornings, and mild winters make the Bay Area ideal for lettuce almost year-round. Many coastal...

Because gardening is better when we grow together. Whether you’re planting your first lettuce seed or growing your fifth season of...

Hey gardeners! August in the Bay Area might feel like peak summer, but it’s actually a great time to get a fall garden going. Whether...