Blueberries, Bare Root Berries, Artichokes, Asparagus, Pomegranates, Figs, and more are now in.

Blueberries $10.00 each Bluecrop, Blueray, Misty, O’Neal, Pink Lemonade, Southmoon All Blueberries are in pots. Bare Root Berries Chester Blackberry $6.50 Olalie Balckberry $6.50 Thornless Boysenberry $6.50 Regular Boysenberry $6.50 Canby Red Raspberry $4.50 Heritage Red Rasberry $4.50 Fall Gold Raspberry $4.50 Black Currant $6.50 Wilder Currant $6.50 Sequoia Strawberry $4.50/bundle of 10 Potted Berries Hinnonmaki Red Gooseberry $12.50 Black Velvet Gooseberry $12.50 Goji Berry $14.50 Pomegranates $15.00 In Pots Eversweet, Parfianka, Pink Satin, Wonderful Figs $17.00 In Pots Black Jack, Black Mission, Brown Turkey, Conodria, Kadota Dwarf Black Mulberry $15.00 In Pots Bare Root Vegetables Asparagus, UC 157 $8.50/bundle of 10 Artichoke, Green Globe $4.95 ea. Rhubarb, Victoria Cherry $4.00 ea. All the above items just arrived in time for fall planting. FALL IS THE BEST TIME FOR PLANTING.

November Gardening Tips & Upcoming

The fall weather is perfect! Just the past week or so it has gotten a bit cooler and we have had some nice rain. Two inches since September here. The fall colors are really showing now. And it is still an excellent time for fall planting.  Fall fertilizing should have been done by now. If you forgot to do it you can still do it if the plants have not gone dormant yet. If they are already in fall color and starting to lose leaves best to wait until spring. Dormant spraying of fruit trees will be coming up soon. This will be the first of three aplications. Make sure the trees have lost their leaves before spraying. Remember “Thanksgiving, Christmas, Valentines Day as dates to remember for the dormant spraying. Make sure to spray all three times to prevent leaf curl. Use copper spray and mix a dormant oil with it. We use copper and horticultural oil from Monterey mixed together with good results. The horticultural oil helps the copper to stick to the tree. It also helps to kill overwintering insects. Be sure to soak the tree all the way down the trunk and all the branches and …

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LATE OCTOBER SPECIALS

5 gallon shrubs $9.50 each Mexican Sage Salvia Hot Lips Salvia Purple Rain White Rockrose Tuscan Blue Rosemary One Gallon Lavender $5.50 each Munstead, Provence, Hidcote, Grosso Ornamental Grasses One Gallon $3.50 Five Gallon $9.50 Select 5 gallon Trees $14.50 each Liquidambar, Red Gum Eucalyptus, Lombardy Poplar, Austrian Black Pine, Arizona Cypress, Casuarina, Allepo Pine, Italian Stone Pine Asparagus Fern 1 Gallon $4.50 10% OFF REGULARLY PRICED TREES IN STOCK. Special prices good through 11/1/15 Limited to stock on hand FALL IS THE BEST TIME FOR PLANTING!

LATE OCTOBER SPECIALS

5 gallon shrubs $9.50 each Mexican Sage Salvia Hot Lips Salvia Purple Rain White Rockrose Tuscan Blue Rosemary One Gallon Lavender $5.50 each Munstead, Provence, Hidcote, Grosso Ornamental Grasses One Gallon $3.50 Five Gallon $9.50 Select 5 gallon Trees $14.50 Liquidambar Red Gum Eucalyptus Lombardy Poplar Austrian Black Pine Arizona Cypress Casuarina Allepo Pine Italian Stone Pine Asparagus Fern 1 Gallon $4.50 Special prices good through 11/1/15 Limited to stock on hand FALL IS THE BEST TIME FOR PLANTING!  

Gardening tips for October 2015

October ushers in cooler weather, following the more up and down weather in September. Colder nights help the leaves change to all the anticipated fall colors, and the pumpkins to turn orange in time for Halloween. Days become noticeably shorter- fall is definitely in the air. October has the vote of people in the gardening business as being the very best time of the year to plant trees and large shrubs, plus other things. There is a very good, common sense reason for this. We have long, hot summers that warm the soil enough for it to stay warm into early winter. The weather is beginning to cool down so you are not planting into more hot weather, making it easier for the newly planted item to adapt. It is going into its dormant season making the demands on the developing root system for survival much fewer. The deciduous plants take even more strain off the root system by dropping all of their leaves. Roots will continue to grow fairly quickly in the warm soil, slowing down only when the soil becomes cold, and even then will expand slowly. Hopefully rain will come to help keep the plant watered, and …

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Onion Sets, Garlic, and Wildflower Seeds Now In

Onion Sets Red, White, Yellow, and Sweet Onions $3.50 per pkg. Red, White, and Yellow 80 bulbs per pkg. Sweet Onions 60 bulbs per pkg. Plant now for onions in the spring.   Garlic, Elephant Garlic, and Shallots in Bulk Garlic $6.00 per pound. Elephant Garlic – $11.00 per pound. Shallots – $7.00 per pound Plant now for spring harvest.   Wildflower Seeds CA Poppy $8.00 per quarter pound. Covers 250 sq. ft. CA Wildflower Mix $9.15 per quarter pound Covers 500 sq. ft. Lupine $8.00 per quarter pound Covers 125 sq. ft.

September 2015 Newsletter

Fall Planting Season Fall is almost here. The days are getting shorter and the nights are getting cooler. We have clouds and a chance of rain as I write this. The official first day of autumn is September 23rd. The weather will be staying cool soon. The mornings are nice and cool. Fall is starting to be felt in the air. Time to get out and do fall planting now or soon. Bare root fruit tree list 2016 Rose List for 2016 Tree list fall 2015 FALL PLANTING SEASON IS HERE! Fall is the best time for planting just about everything, particularly trees and drought tolerant plants. I have attached a Fall Tree list of what is currently in stock. If you are looking for something not on the list we can usually get it within a week or two. But really, nearly everything benefits from fall planting.  Plants that are planted in fall get the cooler weather to get roots established without the stress of the heat and transplant shock and continue to establish roots even after they lose their leaves. They will continue root devlopment with  the fall and winter rains. The roots then are established and the …

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BARE ROOT 2016 FRUIT TREE AND ROSE LISTS

Bare root fruit tree list 2016 Rose List for 2016 If you are interested in reserving any items off these lists, please come in and pay for your reservations and we will put them in our book and tag them for you upon arrival and call you when they are in. Bare root roses and fruit trees arrive in early to mid December. NO DISCOUNTS ON BARE ROOT RESERVATIONS.  Water Mulch Mulch Mulch  Water With the summer heat comes the need for watering. Considering the dry conditions this year you should mulch around all your plants to reduce the amount of water you need to use. The mulch holds the moisture in the ground and reduces evaporation leaving more available too the plants. Remember that it is better for trees in particular to have deep soakings 2 to 3 times a week rather than daily short watering. This will get a deeper root system and produce a tree that can withstand the long hot days much better than one that is watered daily for short periods. If you are seeing stress from the heat such as burned leaf edges, flowers fading quickly, wilting, etc., give your plants a deeper soaking …

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August 2015 Newsletter

Vegetable Gardens By now you should be getting vegetables from your garden. Watch for tomato worms. Use caterpillar killer on them or pick them off and kill. Water your garden well about 2 to 3 times a week. Give it a good deep soaking when you water. You may need to fertilize one time this time of year. If you are suffering blossom end rot, add calcium. Harvest regularly to keep your garden producing. Hopefully it looks full now and not like the beginning of the season. Water Mulch Mulch Mulch Water With the summer heat comes the need for watering. Considering the dry conditions this year you should mulch around all your plants to reduce the amount of water you need to use. The mulch holds the moisture in the ground and reduces evaporation leaving more available too the plants. Remember that it is better for trees in particular to have deep soakings 2 to 3 times a week rather than daily short watering. This will get a deeper root system and produce a tree that can withstand the long hot days much better than one that is watered daily for short periods. If you are seeing stress from …

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July 2014 Newsletter

Gardening tips for July I want to start with talking about the hillside display garden we have been working on here at the nursery. We started it two summers ago with the clearing of the blackberries and poison oak and have put in paths and benches and really nice landscaping. This spring we added a garden railroad. When you come in, please take a little time to walk through it. Cross the bridge you see in the picture above and you are there. Tell us what you think. If you have more time, bring a lunch or a snack and enjoy the picnic table or the benches and relax a bit. If any groups would like to use the area to hold meetings, we would be happy to have you use it. Just let us know. Or for any other reason you would like to use it. It really is beautiful. We have had quite a few pretty warm days so far this summer. However, today as I write this, it is very nice. We have been watering two and three times a day here lately to make sure all the plants look good. And thanks to the hard work …

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