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Flowers Before The Heat Wave: Photos Of The Day - Fremont, CA Patch

Patch. We're looking for high-resolution images that reflect the beauty that is Northern California, and that show off your unique talents. Post it for free using our Post button on the site or email it to autumn.johnson@patch.com. Also See:... https://patch.com/california/fremont/flowers-heat-wave-photos-day

Here Are The Best Native Plants For Fremont Gardens - Fremont, CA Patch

Regional Audubon experts hand-select the "best results" for each. In Fremont, some of the best flowers to grow this season include black sage, blue elderberry and California figwort. Here's a roundup of some other great local options: California Rose"California Rose, or California Wildrose, is a perennial, deciduous shrub that can form thickets, growing up to 8 to 10 feet in height and width."Birds they attract: mockingbirds & thrashers, vireos, wood warblers, orioles, chickadees & titmice, thrushes, wrens, woodpeckers, cardinals & grosbeaks, sparrows, nuthatches, waxwingsCalifornia Sage"Also known as Chia Sage, Golden Chia, Desert Chia, or simply Chia, this annual herb grows to 2 feet in height. " Birds they attract: cardinals & grosbeaks, finches, crows & jays, chickadees & titmice, sparrows, woodpeckersChristmashorns "Also known as Red Orange, or Canyon Larkspur, this is a perennial herb that grows up to 2 feet in height, sprouting beautiful red flowers from March through June."Birds they attract: hummingbirdsAmericans spent a record $47.8 billion on lawn and garden retail sales in 2017, according to the National Gardening Survey. The average household spent more than $500 on gardening. Among the companies reaping the benefits is Walnut Creek's Central Garden & Pet, climbing the Fortune 500 list. And while older adults accounted for 35 percent of all gardeners, millennials were getting their hands and knees dirty at all-time high levels. Adults 18-34 accounted for 29 percent of all gardeners, the survey found. Among the recent trends — more people are investing in raised beds as opposed to digging holes, and they're spending money on apps rather than glossy gardening books. Patch national staffer Dan Hampton contributed to this report. Also See:... https://patch.com/california/fremont/here-are-best-native-plants-fremont-gardens

Deaths for the week of June 14, 2019 - The Jewish News of Northern California

David) Sacks, grandchildren Sajun, Lowell, Malachi, DarbyAbraham, LouAlexander, Shmuli, Rina, Shaya, Hudi, Moshe and Rivki.Born Dec. 22, 1943 in San Francisco, Stephen practiced law in New Jersey and California and served proudly in the Army and then as a Colonel in the CSMR. Stephen also served on several nonprofit boards, including Sinai Memorial Chapel, Hebrew Free Loan Association and the San Jose Jewish Film Festival. His passions were prolific, and his reverence for film and history was admired by all who enjoyed his company. However, he will be best remembered for his quiet wisdom and total commitment to the people he loved. He will be missed dearly by all who loved him. In lieu of flowers, donations are preferred to Congregation Shir Hadash in Los Gatos, Beth Israel Judea in San Francisco or Sinai Memorial Chapel.(Sinai Redwood City)Ruth MansbachJune 6, 1927– May 26, 2019Ruth MansbachRuth Mansbach passed away peacefully on May 26, 2019, just days short of her 92nd birthday. Married for over 60 years to Julius, she is the mother of Larry (Bette) of Marin County and Bob (Jody) of New York. She has four grandchildren: Arthur, Liza, Allison and Jonathan.Born in Frankfurt, Germany, she enjoyed a happy early childhood as the youngest of three sisters. But the tragic events afflicting European Jews of that era altered her life immeasurably. Her family was deported to Poland prior to the outbreak of World War II. Ruth, along with her two sisters, managed to survive through ingenuity and resourcefulness, obtaining false ID papers, returning to Germany for work and eventually spending the... https://www.jweekly.com/2019/06/14/deaths-for-the-week-of-june-14-2019/

Here Are The Best Native Plants For Los Gatos Gardens - Los Gatos, CA Patch

Regional Audubon experts hand-select the "best results" for each. In Los Gatos, some of the best flowers to grow this season include California Sage, which attracts woodpeckers, cardinals and grosbeaks. Also known as Chia Sage, Golden Chia, Desert Chia, or simply Chia, this annual herb grows to 2 feet in height. From March to June, it produces fragrant, pale blue to purple flowers that are popular with bees and butterflies. This plant tolerates poor soil and full sun, growing best in dry, well-drained soils. Here are places you can find native plants: Baylands Nursery at 965 Weeks Street in East Palo AltoCapitol Wholesale Nursery at 2938 Everdale Drive in San JoseAmericans spent a record $47.8 billion on lawn and garden retail sales in 2017, according to the National Gardening Survey. The average household spent more than $500 on gardening. And while older adults accounted for 35 percent of all gardeners, millennials were getting their hands and knees dirty at all-time high levels. Adults 18-34 accounted for 29 percent of all gardeners, the survey found. Among the recent trends — more people are investing in raised beds as opposed to digging holes, and they're spending money on apps rather than glossy gardening books. —Patch national staffer Dan Hampton contributed to this report. https://patch.com/california/losgatos/here-are-best-native-plants-los-gatos-gardens