If you have ever walked through an Asian market here in San Diego and caught a whiff of something that smells like a mix of gym socks, diced onions, and
Walking into my humidity-controlled greenhouse in San Diego, the air feels heavy, sticking to your skin instantly. It has to be this way because I am attempting
If you have ever walked through a market in Kuala Lumpur or Singapore, you have likely smelled the King of Fruits before you saw it. But here in San Diego
Living and farming here in San Diego, I often feel like we won the lottery with our growing conditions. We have this incredible Mediterranean climate that
The first time I saw a Strawberry Tree growing wild in the Mediterranean scrub during a trip abroad, I assumed it would be a nightmare to cultivate here in San Diego.
You might have walked past a neighbor’s garden here in San Diego and stopped dead in your tracks seeing a tree that looks like it’
Walking through my orchard in San Diego during late autumn, visitors often stop dead in their tracks. They stare at a shrub adorned with hanging red orbs
The first time I walked out to my orchard and saw my prized Strawberry Tree (Arbutus unedo) turning a sickly shade of yellow, my heart sank right into
Living and farming here in the unique microclimates of San Diego, I have learned one undeniable truth: you don’t farm plants; you farm soil and roots.
If you have ever strolled through Balboa Park or checked the landscaping around commercial centers here in San Diego, you have probably walked right past