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Residents learn to have a green thumb

Native plant expert Krista Von Stetten leads a workshop at the Green Friday event at the California Botanical Garden on Monday. She showed how simple pairings like California buckwheat and sage can turn home yards into “resource islands” that support butterflies and boost local wildlife. / photo by Ronald Banks
Native plant expert Krista Von Stetten leads a workshop at the Green Friday event at the California Botanical Garden on Monday. She showed how simple pairings like California buckwheat and sage can turn home yards into “resource islands” that support butterflies and boost local wildlife. / photo by Ronald Banks
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Ronald Banks is a senior photography major and a staff photographer for the Campus Times and La Verne Magazine.

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