The tomatoes in my garden are finally starting to get some color — it’s been a foggy start to the summer here in the Bay Area. The flowers and herbs I planted in the spring have formed a community that attracts butterflies and bees, which bring me great joy. I wouldn’t have monarchs this year if I hadn’t planted more native butterfly weed, zinnias, or ageratum. Our profe...
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