Written by David S. For gardeners in many areas, when the last of the summer garden is done, the garden goes unnoticed until spring or early summer. That’s such a […]
Written by David S. Welcome to the cooler season, and with the drop in temperature, a window opens for plants that like things a little chilly. Here’s a list of […]
Written by David S. There is a fantastic collection of plants that stay small. In this blog, we look at some ways to use small plants and, of course, some […]
By Richard Flowers, ACCNP-Green Thumb Nursery-VenturaThe weather is getting cooler and the holiday season is right around the corner. People are wanting to be cozy inside their homes and decorating […]
Written by David S. Winter, mild as it is in Southern California, can still present unfavorable weather for plants. Some of the more tropical plants cannot handle near-freezing temperatures. In […]
Written by David S. If you garden, you may notice more signs of pests around the garden and in your home. Fall is the most significant time of year for […]
Written by David S. Many shrubs and trees should only be pruned in the fall or winter after they have gone dormant for the year. Pruning is a mystifying chore […]
By: Richard Flowers, ACCNP Green Thumb Nursery- Ventura Countless times everyday people come up to me with a sample of their citrus leaves. The leaves have squiggly lines all throughout […]
Written by David S. COVID-19 has and continues to shape how we live, what we can do, and disrupts basic amenities. One of the most significant concerns amid COVID-19 is […]
By Richard Flowers, ACCNP-Green Thumb Nursery-VenturaWith todays water resources drastically shrinking, we can do our part in the home landscape to help conserve this precious commodity and make irrigating your […]