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March 22, 2013 | By Nardine Saad
Emma Watson will strip down to raise environmental awareness, even though she won't do it for the "Fifty Shades of Grey" movie. "The Perks of Being a Wallflower" star tweeted her support for James Houston's book of celebrities posing nude to raise environmental awareness. The book's proceeds will go to Global Green USA, a nonprofit focused on sustainability. PHOTOS: Hermione Granger through the years "My friend is supporting GlobalGreenUSA with his book Natural Beauty.
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May 19, 2013 | By Diana Marcum, Paul Pringle and Richard Winton, Los Angeles Times
BAKERSFIELD - After the last twisting drop of the Grapevine pass, the road stretches flat out past fields, fast-food restaurants and tractor lots to this Central Valley city that likes to emphasize that it's different from the rest of California. It's only 100 miles north of Los Angeles and less than three hours from the coast, yet many people here say, "Well, that's how we do it in Kern County. " This distinctive insularity has perhaps never been more evident than now. Across the state, public outcry is growing over sheriff's deputies who beat David Sal Silva, an unarmed man who died less than an hour after his screams for help fell silent.
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CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
May 19, 2013 | By Diana Marcum, Paul Pringle and Richard Winton, Los Angeles Times
BAKERSFIELD - After the last twisting drop of the Grapevine pass, the road stretches flat out past fields, fast-food restaurants and tractor lots to this Central Valley city that likes to emphasize that it's different from the rest of California. It's only 100 miles north of Los Angeles and less than three hours from the coast, yet many people here say, "Well, that's how we do it in Kern County. " This distinctive insularity has perhaps never been more evident than now. Across the state, public outcry is growing over sheriff's deputies who beat David Sal Silva, an unarmed man who died less than an hour after his screams for help fell silent.
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
April 17, 2013
Nicola Buck came upon pockets of poppies along a path at Will Rogers State Beach on April 10. Buck said she hoped to go to the Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve to photograph the state flowers, but found they weren't thriving this year because of the dry weather. The color contrast and potential for an interesting perspective drew her into this shot, which she took with a Canon EOS 5D Mark II.  “I love to get down at ground level for a lot of my pictures,” she said.
NEWS
March 26, 2013 | By Jeff Spurrier
Companion planting is based on the idea that, like people, some plants do better with good neighbors. For tomatoes, strawberries and squash, one of the most popular of companion plants is borage ( Borago officinalis ). As a seedling, borage doesn't reveal its potential. The leaves are rough and fat, and as they get older, covered in fur. Only when the sparkling lavender star-shaped flowers appear in spring-summer does borage, also known as starflower, shows its potential: Bees and pest-killing wasps love the blooms.
NEWS
March 6, 2013 | By Christy Hobart
An orchid isn't exactly a puppy, but it is one of those gifts that requires regular care. If you're given one - or if you pick one up this weekend at the Santa Barbara International Orchid Show - you should know the basics. Brian Petraska, the Orchid Guy expert who will be offering demonstrations at the show, took the time to answer some fundamental orchid questions for this edited Q&A. You'll also find details on this weekend's event at the bottom of the post. We've all heard about misting orchids with a spray bottle, but what's really the best way to water orchids?
TRAVEL
April 24, 2011 | By Christopher Reynolds, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
The San Fernando Valley is 260 square miles of suburbia. Actually, make that suburbia on nutritional supplements. And antidepressants. With perhaps a little cosmetic surgery south of Ventura Boulevard, where the big money is. Or maybe - now that it's grown to more than 1.7 million people in nearly three dozen cities and neighborhoods rich and poor - the Valley isn't even a suburb anymore. It begins just 10 miles northwest of Los Angeles City Hall, sprawling west to the Simi Hills, north to the Santa Susana Mountains, and east to the Verdugo and San Gabriel mountains.
HOME & GARDEN
January 26, 2006 | Tony Kienitz, Special to The Times
HOW are those New Year's resolutions coming along? Drink your daily oh-so-healthful goji berry smoothie? Have you counted those calories, hit the gym, hugged the kids or curbed your cussing -- yet? Good. Then you won't mind adding something to your to-do list. Act now and enroll yourself in a 12-step program that lets you put flowers -- lots of them -- into your garden every blessed day of the year.
NEWS
March 7, 2013 | By Mary Forgione, Los Angeles Times Daily Travel & Deal blogger
The Flower Fields of Carlsbad, Calif., opened to visitors last week but rain and cold weather have kept the attraction's famed ranunculus from opening up. "Due to weather conditions we've been having lately, the flowers aren't fully bloomed," spokeswoman Shannon Moore said Wednesday. "Right now they're just buds. In about two weeks, they should be fully in bloom. " The working farm opened Friday and will remain open until May 12. The Giant Tecolote Ranunculus planted on 50 acres draws about 120,000 photo-snapping visitors to Carlsbad Ranch each year.
NEWS
March 23, 2013 | By Debra Prinzing
Amy Stewart's new book, "The Drunken Botanist," explores the plant ingredients in our favorite cocktails (and the lesser known ones too). "Every great drink starts with a plant," Stewart writes in her introduction, a section aptly titled "Aperitif. " "If you're a gardener, I hope this book inspires a cocktail party. If you're a bartender, I hope you're persuaded to put up a greenhouse or at least plant a window box. " Subtitled "The Plants That Create the World's Great Drinks," the book covers more than 150 plants, organized by classics such as agave, herbs and spices like wormwood and allspice, flowers (think chamomile and violet)
NEWS
April 16, 2013 | By Jeff Spurrier
Fernando Larios eyes the stand of plantains running along one side of the Francis Avenue Community Garden in Koreatown. A large cluster of fruit, just out of arm's reach, is almost ready. “It'll be two more months,” says Larios, who has been keeping an eye on these plantains since someone poached the last cluster. Once the fruit is harvested, the entire plant will be cut down to the ground, and others will rise up, he says. Most of the plant's energy is underground, and pups will sprout up around the mother plant.
WORLD
April 15, 2013 | By Barbara Demick and Jung-yoon Choi
BEIJING -- North Korea celebrated the 101th anniversary of its founder's birth Monday with flowers and dancing instead of missiles, raising hopes that the regime may be climbing down from the furious rhetoric of recent weeks. Even the fire-breathing North Korean news service was unusually subdued, the day passing with nary a threat of thermonuclear war. Kim Jong Un, the 30-year-old leader, was reported to have paid a midnight visit to the mausoleum in Pyongyang where his grandfather, Kim Il Sung, the nation's founder, and father, Kim Jong Il, lie in state, embalmed in the Communist tradition.
NEWS
April 12, 2013 | By Caitlin Keller
Otherwild in Echo Park will be hosting a L.A. Food Swap event on April 28 where Angelenos can trade homemade, homegrown and foraged foods with each other. Community members are invited to come swap baked goods, preserves, fruits and vegetables, spices, condiments, beverages and more from 2 to 4 p.m. Swappers interested in attending must pre-register online and follow the L.A. Food Swap terms and conditions. 1932 Echo Park Ave., Los Angeles, www.lafoodswap.com . ALSO: Jonathan Gold quiz: Flowers 'Vegetable Literacy' by Deborah Madison Mashed potatoes 101 ... and 7 recipes
NEWS
April 12, 2013 | By Lisa Boone
Julie Burleigh has designed highly tailored organic gardens for clients all over Los Angeles, but at home in West Adams, her personal garden reflects a more freewheeling sensibility. Easy-care California natives and hearty gray-blue aloes snipped from a neighbor's yard share space with giant ageratum with ethereal, lavender-colored flowers, and herbs such as African blue basil and winter savory. Bright red geraniums, figs and other familiar plantings are interspersed with less common white sage and the aromatic edible lovage, which tastes like celery and can be harvested for soups and salads.
SCIENCE
April 11, 2013 | By Louis Sahagun
Extensive stands of Joshua Tree National Park's peculiar namesake plants are festooned with clumps of white and yellow flowers that are drawing tourists eager to take in the scenery before the bloom wilts in the harsh desert sun. “It's one of the most prolific blooms we've seen in recent years,” interpretive park ranger Bret Greenheck said. “The bloom peaked a week ago at lower elevations, but trees on higher groundare still producing flowers.” “Some biologists think Joshua Trees bloom like this in response to stressful conditions such as drought,” Greenheck said.
NATIONAL
April 10, 2013 | By Kim Murphy
  SEATTLE - The Washington attorney general has filed a consumer protection action against an eastern Washington florist who refused to provide flowers for a same-sex wedding, telling a longtime customer that it was “because of my relationship with Jesus Christ.” The lawsuit seeks $2,000 in fines for each violation and an injunction requiring Arlene's Flowers to comply with the state's consumer protection laws, which prohibit discrimination...
MAGAZINE
April 26, 1987 | ROBERT SMAUS, Robert Smaus is an associate editor of Los Angeles Time Magazine.
Filled with hollyhocks, wallflowers, pinks, bachelor buttons, cup-and-saucers and forget-me-nots, the cottage gardens of yesteryear were "immune to the fashion in flowers," as W. George Waters, the British-born editor of Pacific Horticulture, puts it. Their owners planting anything that came their way, these front-yard gardens "contained no pretense whatever." But when the gardeners came across something special, Waters says, "they tended to pass it around a bit."
HOME & GARDEN
May 15, 2008 | Ellen Hoffs, Special to The Times
The ORCHID cactus might be called the Cinderella of the garden world. Most of the year the plant, with disheveled, arched, trailing branches, is easy to ignore. But from February through June, magnificent flowers, some as large as 13 inches across, pop from the notched branches in brilliant shades of red, orange, violet, yellow and gold. Nature's clock runs out after four days at most, and the blooms close and die. But happily the show continues.
NEWS
April 9, 2013 | By Jeff Spurrier
If all goes well, Alicia Bacon's plot at the Ocean View Farms community garden in Mar Vista will be a garden of scents this summer, an olfactory orchestra of plumeria, the flowering vine known as Exotic Love, flowering ginger and -- last but not least -- roselle, ( Hibiscus sabdariffa ) also known as rosa de jamaica .    Roselle isn't an easy plant to grow. Bacon tries it every year, and last summer she had a better crop than usual. "I think it loved all the heat," she said at the time.  It may be barely spring, but now is the time to be thinking of July sun and roselle seeds.
NEWS
April 9, 2013 | By Jonathan Gold
Roses are red Violets are blue But roses and violets Are edible too Won't you try our flower quiz today? 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