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It may come as a surprise, but yes, you can grow and make your own tea right here in San Diego County’s backyards and balconies.
With rose-planting season commencing this month, it is time to reflect and deliberate on our must-have roses.
As part of their annual round trip to Baja California and back to the Arctic region, gray whales can be seen from La Jolla’s coast from December to about April.
Here’s how to incorporate fragrant trees and boughs, long a symbol of life and hope, and still be a ‘green’ consumer.
The holiday season is a great time to garden and to indulge the gardeners you know.
Enhancing soil with mulch and compost gives your garden a better chance to thrive.
Reporter’s Notebook, with video: Ashley Mackin-Solomon went in search of leopard sharks and found new respect for the world they live in.
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The La Jolla Cove 10-Mile Relay is expecting the largest group of swimmers in its two-decade history when it races back into town on Sunday, Sept. 25.
A San Diego city representative says he’s optimistic the project can be accomplished.
The high temperatures of August and early September probably aren’t the end of it.
Though the popularity of “Shark Week” on the Discovery Channel draws attention to sharks from around the world, a team of veterinarians at Birch Aquarium in La Jolla has been examining the sharks found right in our backyard.
It is a given that water is essential for healthy, blooming roses.
From its onset, the conflict between humans and sea lions around La Jolla Cove has made headlines, from the famous “Cove stench” to a recent viral video.
After a childhood in La Jolla and an education at La Jolla High School that left him with an appreciation for the ocean, self-described “ocean guy” Carl Nettleton has spent most of his adult life working to protect it.
Soon we’ll have warm evenings and hotter days.
The La Jolla Cove Swim Club’s annual Pier to Cove Swim returns after a two-year hiatus Sunday, June 26, with about 200 swimmers expected to take to the waves.
After two months in rehabilitation, a harbor seal pup was returned to the ocean June 1 off La Jolla, along with a couple of feathered friends.
With the smell of French lavender and the joyful chatter of reunited friends in the air, the La Jolla Garden Club held its scholarship luncheon at the La Jolla Country Club on May 17 — the first since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic more than two years ago.
