California’s river otters, found in Lassen Volcanic National Park and along the Lost Coast, among other locations, are “the cutest vicious devils you’ll ever see,” Ashley Harrell reports in SFGATE.Traveling Route 66 this summer? Here’s a list of where you should eat along the way, from Sam O’Brien in Atlas Obscura.Megan Zhang in Condé Nast Traveler explains how Xochimilco “has been an important food source during the pandemic.” In Mexico City, Aztec-era floating gardens offer a path to sustainable eating.
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Need a list of California adventures to tackle this summer? Christopher Reynolds has you covered.(Mel Melcon / Los Angeles Times photo illustration by Elsie Ramos / Los Angeles Times) If you can’t make the trip, look through Lotusland’s website, which offers resources for home gardeners. “She was bound and determined to do what she wanted to do,” said Lotusland’s executive director, Rebecca Anderson.Īdmission is by reservation only adult entry costs $50. Golden reports that Walska, who also owned an estate near Versailles, France, was encouraged to buy the Montecito estate by her sixth husband (yes, you read that correctly).Īfter purchasing the property, Walska spent 40 years transforming it into the wonder it is today. The horticultural extravaganza - with more than 20 themed gardens - was the brainchild of Madame Ganna Walska, a Polish opera singer. Lotusland’s origin story alone makes the property worth a trip. Arboretum and, although I love them both, Lotusland is over the top.” Hey, yall if you are reading this whats up I love you and comment what kind of videos you want to see on this channelInstagram. “I grew up near Huntington Gardens and the L.A. “I was enchanted and excited by plants I knew as houseplants that were in the ground at Lotusland and towered 20 or more feet over my head,” she explained to Golden. Lotusland left Carlsbad resident Sharon Corrigan awestruck when she visited with the San Diego Horticultural Society. 🌿 Welcome to Lotusland - an over-the-top homage to plantsĮver hear of Lotusland, an “oversize tribute to plant lovers” in Montecito? Me neither, but now it’s high on my list of places to visit, thanks to San Diego Union-Tribune contributor Caron Golden.
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