As you know, I'm an avid gardener - and I love growing fruits and vegetables. My backyard holds a plethora of many different varieties of edibles including lemons, figs, tomatoes, kale, oranges, chard, and more. I'm always looking at unusual plants that I can add to the herd. I also love purchasing unusual fruits and veggies at the Mar Vista Farmers' Market - they have an amazing selection including some of these below. A few I have tried, a few … [Read more...]
Los Angeles Gardening Tips: May Garden To-Do List
If you have been active in your garden during the last two months – planting, weeding, trimming and mulching -- May is the month when you can now take a little time to sit back and start to watch things grow. Not only is the physical act of gardening a great way to stay in shape, numerous studies have indicated that humans have a basic need to keep nature close. According to a 1980s research paper by Dr. Roger Ulrich, Professor of Architecture … [Read more...]
The Mesa at Amangiri – Luxury Residences in the Desert
The Aman Resorts are some of the most exclusive and prestigious resorts in the world, with locations in Vietnam, Morocco, France, Italy and Greece, among others. They are beautiful and luxurious and their attention to detail is second to none. In the starkly beautiful Utah desert, the exclusive Amangiri Resort is known as the most secluded resort hotel in the country and is a favorite destination for Hollywood's elite when they need to "get … [Read more...]
10 Mouth Watering Low Sodium Recipes
Do you subscribe to a low sodium diet? There are all sorts of reasons that some choose to reduce to lower the amount of salt in their diets: to lower risk of heart disease, help reduce swelling, and more. While I have no problem using salt on my meals, there is a good reason to cook without sodium (or with a reduced amount) on some occasions: you learn to appreciate the natural flavors of your foods. Oversalting can dull the taste buds and you … [Read more...]
Los Angeles Gardening Tips: April Garden To-Do List
The month of April remains a busy time for Los Angeles gardening, with plenty to do in order to keep all the new growth in check. If there were any plants that hesitated in blooming last month, you'll see them soon - because April is when spring steps forth in all her vibrant beauty. It’s little wonder that April was chosen as the month to celebrate the Earth. Special Note - as you are likely well aware, on April 1st Governor Jerry Brown … [Read more...]
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