If you've driven along Bridgeway between Harbor Drive and Nevada, and again near Saylor’s, you've likely admired the medians adorned with agave, California poppies, and native California plants like the purple-blooming ceanothus shrub.
The current beauty of these medians is no accident. Sausalito Beautiful spearheaded this project in 2014 in partnership with the City. Today, our skilled Department of Public Works gardening team maintains them.
Inspirational stories of neighbors going above and beyond to keep our beloved town beautiful.
This spotlight is on Kathy Klovstad, Sausalito Beautiful volunteer.
Our Green Thumbs and Adopt-a-Park neighborhood volunteers recently came together to weed the Post Office area and to prune, weed, and plant more native California plants in Langendorf Park. Click here to learn more, and mark your calendars to volunteer for one of our upcoming Green Thumbs gardening events and sign up to be notified...
Did you take a moment to bask in the golden glory of those radiant daffodils that popped up all over town?
They were like little rays of sunshine, brightening up even the gloomiest corners! You could spot them gracing the post office entrance, frolicking in the greenery of Dunphy, Gabrielson, Langendorf, and Southview parks, and they even snuck their way into...
Sausalito Beautiful’s Adopt-a-Park program mobilizes local neighborhood leaders and our Green Thumbs volunteers to improve our parks making them more resilient and beautiful. Working with the City Parks team, volunteers regularly meet to weed, mulch and plant with a focus on California natives and drought tolerant plants.
Do you have yellow-flowering shrubs on your property resembling the ones shown above? Well, chances are, you're dealing with Scotch Broom. This highly flammable and invasive plant hitchhiked over from Europe in the mid-1800s ...
Thank you for your continued support of Sausalito Beautiful. Without you, we would not exist! We are writing to share with you the strides we have made to enhance and preserve the beauty of our beloved town, and to request your support for our ongoing efforts. Have you seen the seven newly planted street trees on Caledonia Street? Or after six years, the repaired sidewalk and brickwork on Bridgeway in front of Barrel House? After months of tirelessly knocking on doors, writing letters to secure property owners, retailers, and City approval, offering funding, and coordinating with contractors, we were able to complete these projects. They are just a few examples of how we put your donations to work in 2023.
Thank you to many of you who attended the Sausalito Chamber of Commerce and Sausalito Beautiful’s Trees by the Sea fundraiser on October 1st at...
Hello Friends and Fans of Sausalito Beautiful! We hope you are enjoying the wonderful weather and taking part in the many fun activities of our...
Without our fabulous volunteers, our programs and projectsdo not get done. The countless hours you all have contributedto the many projects Sausalito Beautiful has completed...
Gas-powered landscaping equipment is now prohibited in Sauaslito. This includes gas-powered leaf blowers lawn mowers, hedge trimmers, weed trimmers, weed whackers, and scissor lifts. lawn mowers, hedge trimmers, weed trimmers, weed whackers, and scissor lifts.
Tracking your water usage in real time– shouldn’t there be an app for that?The answer is, “yes!” there is. It’s called Flume. And best of all, the Marin Water District offers a 67% rebate on the Flume device so that you only pay around $50.
