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Why does Los Angeles have so many yards full of fruit trees?

Why does Southern California have so many residential fruit trees? Credit the weather, developers, even the Gold Rush. Plus: a list of plant-related June events.

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How Food Forward helps give leftover produce to Los Angeles hungry

Food Forward saves nearly 2 million pounds of produce every week. It all started with a slow walk through a Los Angeles neighborhood full of unpicked fruit.

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Desert farmers share their best tips on how to grow food in hot, dry conditions

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With summer temperatures and water rates on the rise in Southern California, gardeners can learn from desert farmers how to grow food with little water and lots of heat.

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Tearing out your lawn but still want a swath of green? Try planting water-saving (and labor reducing!) California native grasses instead.

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