I can’t think of a prettier California native wildflower than this one! Called bird’s eyes or bird’s-eyes gilia, the Gilia tricolor...

My garden isn’t heavy on flowers, especially in the winter months. One of the things I missed most during the pandemic was having fresh...

Your tomato plants are in the ground and starting to grow up. As you anticipate a nice yield late this summer, there are some diseases...

Scratch your travel itch by exploring California. What could be easier than hopping into your car for a road trip south along Highway 1?...

A very showy purplish-blue conical shaped flowering plant, pride of Madeira, Echium candicans, joins other show-stoppers from its native...

Mother Nature has been busy with her paintbrush along Tiburon Boulevard the past couple of weeks. Yellow is her color of choice. Perhaps...

My garden club kicked off the year with the book “Just Add Water: Easy Techniques & Everyday Ideas for Inspiring Flower Arrangements” and...

Anna Burns’ “Milkman” is a quirky book that surprises throughout. It takes place during the Troubles, the three-decade conflict in...

Coronavirus has been altering filming schedules and release patterns for about 6 months now, and the fallout from these changes will...

Whether on a hiking trail or in your garden, you have probably seen small white sticky, frothy masses on plants. These are the bubble...

I’m not sure if I’m just seeing my garden with renewed interest or if it really is having a very nice spring, better than many others....

Unlike most 30-somethings diving into the local real-estate market, Maggie and CJ Jackson weren’t looking for turnkey when they began...

Even before architect Miles Berger retired last year, he and his wife, Piper, began to talk about their future. They both loved their...

After more than 30 years of guiding Strawberry-based SingersMarin in its mission to make and share uplifting music, Jan Pedersen Schiff...

My last foray into the world as we once knew it was a trip to the Philadelphia Flower Show and a visit to New Hope, Penn., to see the...

Now is the time to hike into our Tiburon hills and explore serpentine flowers — being sure, of course, to keep your fair distance from...

I recently had my first office appointment over FaceTime. My client suggested it, and I thought, “What a great idea.” I had questions as...

I came home a week early from a trip to the East Coast, not specifically because of the coronavirus threat, though that was included in...

Fears of spreading coronavirus have closed most entertainment options for the next few weeks, but luckily, there’s so much entertainment...

Arts venues across the Bay Area are pausing plays, concerts, ballets and exhibits in an effort to help prevent the spread of coronavirus,...

Art from Bel Aire Elementary School students is currently on display in a two-part exhibit at Tiburon Town Hall. The kids’ portraits of...

The green gage plum in my tiny garden’s back forty is in full bloom and alive with bees. One day there were so many I thought a swarm was...

Take advantage of a warm clear day and drive across the bridge to Golden Gate Park’s San Francisco Botanical Garden for a relaxing day of...

The Belvedere-Tiburon Library’s latest art exhibit features the works of the late Hans Otto Boehm, an abstract artist whose works...

January is coming to a close, and plants will be leafing out before we know it. The hellebores are just opening up into full bloom. I’m...

Tiburon resident Fred Chin has been into photography since he was 15 years old, when he began using his dad’s Leica camera and built his...

Every year I take a tour of local nurseries to see what’s out there in the way of interesting items for gardeners. I always spend a lot...

Ellen Rothman is one of 10 Tiburon Peninsula artists, and 150 artists overall, who will participate in the Industrial Center Building’s...

Like many in Marin, my mind has been on wildfires and electricity, or lack thereof due to the forced Pacific Gas and Electric Co. outages...

Tiburon’s artist laureate will be the final exhibitor at the Belvedere-Tiburon Library before construction on the expansion begins....