Watching #LostLA episode about LA’s Botanical history, and would you look who knocked jacarandas down to the same level as In-N-Out.

Not Subtle Hint, it’s this guy: @gustavoarellano.bsky.social

Lost LA | The Charm & Chaos of SoCal's Botanical Landscape | Season 8 | Episode 4 From wildflowers to jacarandas, explore the plants that paint California in vibrant hues.

Great to see the Col. @gustavoarellano.bsky.social throwing down over the jacaranda on @pbs.org #LostLA
The In ‘n Out of trees! 💥

www.pbs.org/video/califo...

How Poinsettias Became a Christmas Staple While poinsettias had already been available at nurseries across the U.S. and Los Angeles, it was the Ecke family who transformed the poinsettia market from selling cut flowers as bouquets to selling ...

"Many residents of Los Angeles will remember the field of poinsettias that brightened the corner of Sunset and Sepulveda Boulevards in West L.A. during the winter season," Victoria Padilla (1961). #LostLA: www.pbssocal.org/shows/lost-l... #NationalPoinsettiaDay

Lost LA | The Chinese Massacre: One of Los Angeles' Worst Atrocities | Season 2 | Episode 2 Los Angeles’ Chinatown was the site of one of the worst atrocities in the city’s history.

In this #LostLA clip, CHSSC's Eugene Moy sheds light on the horrific Chinese Massacre that happened in Los Angeles on October 24, 1871. PBS SoCal: www.pbs.org/video/the-ch...

Mar 12, 1928: The St. Francis Dam collapsed, a disaster that caused California's second greatest loss of life.

“A few minutes before midnight on March 12, 1928, the lights in Los Angeles flickered." #LostLA on PBS SoCal -> youtu.be/kR-nd2RrAEU?... #StFrancisDam

Animation Uncover Disney’s LA roots and how the city became the birthplace of modern animation.

Hey Artist Fam!

Got to be part of a super cool Animation focused documentary with #LostLA and #PBSSoCal @pbs
✒️🎨 Ink & Paint is featured just past the 9min mark 💕

#disneyanimation #inkandpaint

www.pbssocal.org/shows/lost-l...

Lost LA | Tuberculosis: The Forgotten Plague | Season 6 | Episode 5 Archives reveal the “forgotten plague” that shaped Southern California: tuberculosis.

1870s Southern California economy grew on a medical industry of TB sanatoriums selling sunshine ☀️ and fresh air. Highly recommend the entire #LostLA series if you ❤️ LA history and unearthed archives www.pbs.org/video/tuberc...

If you all need something to watch #LOSTLA on @KCET is fascinating. This history nerd really enjoys it.

#LostLA from @KCET is fascinating!! Highly recommend.