by sierraazul | Nov 1, 2022 | Articles
Our Planting Guide Diagram demonstrates two different ways to plant depending on soil type and drainage conditions. See below for detailed steps for Level Soil Planting and Elevated Soil (Mini-Mound) Planting. Level Soil Planting For lighter sandy or loamy soils with...
by sierraazul | Oct 5, 2021 | Articles
The Protea family includes many beautiful plants that are great as specimens in a coastally influenced garden. The five main members include Protea, Leucospermum, Leucadendron, Grevillea, and Banksia. Click Here for our tips and instructions on Protea Family Care. If...
by sierraazul | Oct 5, 2021 | Articles
Check out our Gardening Tutorials! How to Prune SalviasCeanothus Flowers: Quick Gardening SoapHow to Prune LeucadendronsHow to Prune Lomandras: Part 1 (Hard Prune)How to Prune Lomandras: Part 2 (Light Prune)How to Prune Chondropetalum (Cape Rush)Pruning a Japanese...
by sierraazul | Jul 31, 2021 | Articles
Lomandra has become a very popular landscape plant due to it’s grass-like appearance and low maintenance requirements. While they do not require annual pruning like grasses, they do benefit from a hard pruning after a number of years in the ground. In Part 1, Jeff and...
by sierraazul | Jul 31, 2021 | Articles
Chondropetalum (Cape Rush) is a great accent plant that provides year-round structure in the garden. Unfortunately, they are often mistakenly treated like a grass and chopped down, requiring a very slow regrowth process to return to normal. In this video, Jeff and...
by sierraazul | Mar 30, 2021 | Articles
Ceanothus is a great California native for water conscious gardens and many of us already have established plants in our yards! A fun fact we would like to share about Ceanothus is that you can actually use the flowers to create a quick gardening soap! Watch the video...
