Continue for 3 miles to the stop sign at Portola Road. If all are full, go back and park at the Corte Madera School and walk to Wendy's. Please do not park along the street as it is very narrow. Wendy's garden contains oaks, alders, willows, holly leaf cherry, silk tassel, Pacific wax myrtle, bush anemone, coffeeberry, lemonade berry, manzanitas, groundcover baccharis, iris, ferns, yarrow, yerba buena, sages, lupine, and native bunch grasses. Her home is located in Portola Valley Ranch, a planned community of 205 homes intended to blend with the rural environment.
Landscaping is all California natives.
You are welcome to stroll or drive through Portola Valley Ranch as well. Follow Farm Hill down the winding hill. Go down the hill and then up the hill. Lots of parking on the street. Dark green house on left-hand corner at top of rise is 2903 McGarvey.