Stress, Scorch, and Sunburn Your Plants are Shouting “S.O.S.” Here’s How to tell the difference Between S.S.S.ummer heat problems: Now you know what you are looking for! Ready for the solution?
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Beating Summer Heat Stress in Your Garden Triple-digit heat can leave plants looking rough—scorched leaves, wilted growth, and that sinking feeling: “Is my plant going to die?” Heat waves happen fast—your response matters. Most plants can recover with the right support. First things first: Don’t prune off scorched leaves yet. Those damaged upper leaves can
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Nut Grass (Nutsedge) Control “Nut grass” is the common name many people use for nutsedge (often Cyperus rotundus or Cyperus esculentus). It’s persistent because it spreads and stores energy underground in tubers (“nuts”), then pops back up when conditions are right. Nutsedge (“nut grass”) can regrow from underground tubers, so consistent timing matters. Quick reality
How to Plant a Tree Ian Alden, Garden View Nursery — planting a 15-gallon Fuyu persimmon. Hello—welcome to Garden View How-To. My name is Ian Alden from Garden View Nursery. Today I’m going to show you how to plant a tree correctly. Specifically, we’re planting a 15-gallon Fuyu persimmon. The goal of this guide is
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A premier Garden tour named “Art of the Garden” featuring drought tolerant landscapes in the foothill communities will be put on by the Creative Arts Group (CAG) which is a nonprofit art center bringing art to our youth and people of all ages. The money earned will help support the programs this wonderful organization puts
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Storm Drainage Prep for Flat Lots & Slopes Just because your property sits on a relatively flat area doesn’t mean it’s immune to flood damage. In fact, flat lots can be harder to drain effectively because there isn’t enough natural “fall” (slope) for water to move downhill into drains or disperse safely on its own.
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