I first got involved in Una Vida when I retired in 2020. I began noticing posts from Lynne Gordon Moquete on Facebook, asking for donations for her food closet, which she ran out of her garage at home. I learned that she also made peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for her students, as she was a teacher at Casa Grande High School. As Covid progressed and the number of food insecure families in Petaluma increased, Lynne ramped up her food distribution, finding space at lo

The Deviled Eggery Garden Network is in it’s 2nd year and provides regular delivery of produce, flowers, and herbs to the Una Vida...

A new-to-me garden book and continued experimentation in gardening lead me to write again, sharing lessons from my garden. I am building...

I fully admit it, I’m one of those people who can’t stand to throw away a plant that has any life in it. Whether it’s a houseplant on...