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Sunshine
rowers
GNursery
Summer/Fall 2016
25 Acres of Beauty
Landscaping Headquarters
Corona
1508 Taber Street
(951) 736-6000
Ontario
13130 S. Hamner/ Milliken Ave.
(909) 923-7277
YUCAIPA
34017 Yucaipa Blvd.
(909) 797-9210
www.sunshinegrowersnursery.com
3 miles from
the 10 FWY
Yucaipa Blvd.
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Sunshine Growers in Yucaipa
Owners of
Sunshine Growers
Russ & Marsha Lepper
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Milliken
Haven
Archibald
Sunshine Growers in Ontario
Jurupa
60
Riverside Dr.
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15
Hung Lu: A Graduate in
Landscape Architecture from Cal
Polytechnic University Pomona Ca.
With a (bachelor in science) Has
over 10 year of Wholesale and retail
nursery experience.
60
91
Compton
Sunshine Growers in Corona
2
Taber St.
15
Ontario St.
Hung loves working around plants
and the outdoor environment.
While at work hung enjoys helping
customers decide on which plants
is suitable for there needs and how
to care for them.
Sunshine Growers Nursery
Price Book 2016
Table of Contents
5 Store Hours & Policies
6 Poinsettias Prices
7 Delivery Charges
8-9 Bulk Materials
10 Sod Prices - Seed Prices
11 Sod Watering & Installation
12-13 Water - Wise Gardening
14 Color Prices
15 Fruit Trees
16Groundcovers
17 General Nursery – A
18 General Nursery – B-C
19 General Nursery – C-F
20 General Nursery – G-J
21 General Nursery – K-O
22 General Nursery – P
23 Palms Trees
24 General Nursery – Q-U
25 General Nursery – V-Z & Container Prices
26 Boxed Trees
27 Native Tip Planting
28 12 Month Gardening Tips Jan.-Aug.
29 12 Month Gardening Tips Sep.-Dec.
30 Plants for Wind Prone Areas
We have over 50,000 different
pots to choose from.
31 Plants for Shade
32 How to Attract Hummingbirds & Butterflies
Prices in this book
are subject to change
without notice
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Come in and check our nearly
endless selection of pottery
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Sunshine growers nursery
ONTARIO
CORONA
YUCAIPA
1508 Taber Street
Corona, CA 92881
951-736-6000
Fax 951-736-6655
34017 Yucaipa Blvd.
Yucaipa, CA 92399
909-797-9210
Fax 909-790-3422
STORE HOURS
STORE HOURS
Monday-Saturday 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sunday 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
OPEN ALL YEAR
OPEN ALL YEAR
13130 S. Hamner/ Milliken Ave.
Ontario, CA 91761
909-923-7277
Fax 909-923-7796
STORE HOURS
1st Sunday of March to
3rd Sunday of November
SPRING / SUMMER HOURS
WINTER HOURS
Closed Sundays
Toll free 866-923-7277
WINTER HOURS
WINTER HOURS
We Accept: CASH, VISA, DISCOVER and MASTERCARD. WE Take AMERICAN EXPRESS.
All credit card cancellations are subject to a 3% charge back.
Sunshine Growers: We are a 25-acre Wholesale Nursery that sells Quality Plant Material
to the Public…Prices throughout the Nursery reflect the General Public price.
DISCOUNTS
Orders of $500.00 + receive 5% Discount*
Orders of $1,000.00 + receive 10% Discount* Orders of $1,500.00 + receive 15% Discount*
*Excludes Sod, BULK, Pottery, DryGoods and Plant Material on Sale will not be included
in total for Discount.
During the busy season you may be required to show your receipt at the gate as you leave.
Please have it handy so as not to cause any traffic jams.
NOTE: This property uses video surveillance for theft prevention.
Delivery: Delivery is available Monday thru Saturday on plant materials and soil.
See Delivery Page to find charges for your area.
There is a 5+ *Yard Minimum on bulk materials + delivery charge. (NO EXCEPTIONS)
Sod deliveries are made Tuesday through Saturday directly from Southland Sod.
No Guarantees
Our plants are grown here and are in
healthy growing condition. We can
NOT be responsible for what happens
to plants once they leave the nursery,
such as improper handling, planting or
watering, or Acts of Nature: Fire, Flood,
Frost, Wind, ETC…
Therefore there are NO GUARANTEES!
PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE
WITHOUT NOTICE
Return Policy
All returns within 30 Days.
No exceptions.
YOU MUST HAVE RECEIPT
If you over buy or change your mind
BEFORE
planting and the plants are in good condition,
you may bring them back for STORE
CREDIT or
EXCHANGE for another plant of equal value.
No Cash Back
You can also visit our website at www.sunshinegrowersnursery.com or email us at [email protected]
Follow us on…
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Poinsettias
Direct from the Grower
4 sizes to choose from
4” Pot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.25
6” Pot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6.50
6” Orders over 50 . . . . . . . $5.35
8” Pot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $13.95
10” Hanging Baskets . . . $38.00
9 Colors to Choose
• Red
• White
• Winter Rose
• Red Glitter • Cinnamon
• Maroon
• Ice Crystal
• Ice Punch
• Pink
Locally Grown for 30 years! 50,000 Plants to Choose From
Gold Pot Covers - 4” - $0.30 6” - $0.40
8” - $0.60
Please Call Early for Large Orders 909.923.7277
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DELIVERY CHARGES
Plants & Dry Goods
$50.00 + tax
Alta Loma, Beaumont, Calimesa, Chino,
Chino Hills, Corona, Etiwanda, Fontana,
Glen Ivy, Mira Loma, Norco, Oak Glen,
Ontario, Pedley, Phillips Ranch, Pomona,
Rancho Cucamonga, Redlands, Rubidoux,
Upland, Yucaipa, East Vale, Southridge
$75.00 + tax
Anaheim, Anaheim Hills, Azusa, Baldwin
Park, Banning, Brea, Canyon Lake,
Claremont, Colton, Covina, Devore,
Diamond Bar, Fullerton, Glendora,
Hacienda Heights, Highland, La Habra,
Lake Elsinore, Lake Matthews, La Puente,
La Verne, Loma Linda, Montclair,
Moreno Valley, Murrieta, Perris, Placentia,
Rialto, Riverside, Rowland Heights,
San Bernardino, San Dimas, Walnut,
West Covina, Whittier, Yorba Linda
$85.00 + tax
Alhambra, Alta Dena, Arcadia, Bradbury,
Buena Park, Cerritos, Cypress, Downey,
Duarte, El Monte, Garden Grove,
La Mirada, Montebello, Monterey Park,
Monrovia, Norwalk, Orange, Pasadena,
Pico Rivera, San Gabriel, San Marino,
Santa Fe Springs, Sierra Madre,
Temecula, Temple City, Tustin
Local Bulk Delivery
from $60.00
per truck for the first 10 miles
from any of our locations.
Over 10 miles add an
additional $3.00 per mile
one way.
A minimum of 5 yard delivery
for all local deliveries.
Minimum may change and
is subject to area.
Bulk Delivery
starts at $60.00
from any of our locations
The dumping of soil will be
in the DRIVEWAY unless
previous arrangements have
been made. Deliveries are up
to the driver’s discretion.
(If driver deems delivery could
cause damage to property
or equipment such as narrow
driveways, low wires,
unsafe pavement areas,
low tree limb, etc.,
he may refuse dumping.)
one way.
for all deliveries.
is subject to area.
Bulk Delivery
starts at $60.00
from any of our locations.
one way.
for all deliveries.
is subject to area.
DELIVERY
POLICY
Sunshine Growers offers
delivery service
Monday thru Saturday
on plant material and soils
between 7 AM – 3 PM
Delivery is to your
driveway
$125.00 + tax
Apple Valley, Carson, Corona Del Mar,
Costa Mesa, Glendale, Hemet,
Hesperia, Hollywood, Huntington Beach,
Inglewood, Irvine, La Canada,
Laguna Beach, Laguna Niguel, Lakewood,
Long Beach, Los Angeles, Newport Beach,
Playa Del Rey, San Jacinto, San Pedro,
Santa Ana, Victorville, Westminster
$500 Plant minimum
Attention
soil delivery
customers
Call for
delivery quote
for Bulk
for all deliveries.
is subject to area.
WE DO NOT
INSTALL
If plant material needs
to go to the backyard
arrangements can be made
in advance so driver has
proper equipment.
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BULK MATERIALS
We have bulk materials available 1/2yd. (13.5cu.ft) or 1yd. (27cu.ft.).
If you don’t need a delivery or don’t have the minimum for delivery you must
bring an open bed truck or trailer for the safety of forklift operators.
We carry soil amendments, Bark
products, and rock in bulk.
Burgundy
Cinder Rock
California
Pebble Rock
Gold Rock
Check out Pg. 9 for prices on
all our bulk materials.
Pink Rock
Wine Country
Rock
Arizona
River Rock
Deliveries
available with
Forest Mulch
Cedar Mulch
Sunset Red
Mini Mulch
Deco Bark
5+*yd. minimum
purchase.
See Pg.7
Mexican Beach pebbles
Sunshine Tan
Decomposed Granite
Sunshine Red
Decomposed Granite
Colored Rock 1 cu. ft. bag
$6.99 each
8
1 cu. ft. Bag
$15.99 each
*If large quantities of bagged colored rock are needed. Call
one of our 3 locations to make sure we have in stock, or we
can bag to have ready to pick up.
BULK MATERIALS
Bulk Materials are Available for Pickup and Delivery
with 5 yard minimum local
Topsoil:
Clean, sandy loam, no rocks, used for
building up soil level.
Planting Mix:
Our blend of shavings, topsoil, sand and compost
for planters, containers, and vegetables.
Compost:
Composted blend of organic matter,
used to amend poor soils.
Nursery Blend:
Special planter mix with 7 lbs.
fertilizer per yard.
Half & Half:
half topsoil, half compost, used for
filling planters and raised beds.
Topper/Seed Cover:
Fine screened and ground compost for
covering lawn seed and groundcovers.
70/30 Mix:
70% topsoil, 30% compost, used for sod
prep when rototilling isn’t possible.
Cedar Mulch:
Shredded cedar bark used as top dressing,
weed control and insect control.
1 Scoop 2 Scoop
½ Yard
1 Yard
Topsoil
12.0021.00
Compost
12.0021.00
½ & ½
13.0024.50
70/30 Mix
13.0024.50
Planting Mix
14.0027.00
Nursery Blend
18.0035.00
Topper/Seedcover
18.0035.00
Forest Mulch
12.0023.00
Cedar Mulch (Gorilla Hair)
27.5050.00
Sunset Red Bark
27.5050.00
Mini Mulch
32.0060.00
Decorative Bark
34.0062.00
Gravel 3/4 & 3/8
23.0045.00
Burgundy Cinder Rock
33.0060.00
California Pebble
45.0085.00
Deco Rock Gold/Pink/Wine/White 60.00
118.00
Arizona River Rock
70.00135.00
Sunshine Tan Decomposed Granite23.00 42.00
Sunshine Red Decomposed Granite27.50 52.00
Plaster Sand
27.5050.00
Small Truck
Big Truck
8 Yards
15 Yards
10 Yards
9 Yards
15 Yards
15 Yards
7 Yards
15 Yards
16 Yards
25 Yards
20 Yards
18 Yards
25 Yards
25 Yards
15 Yards
25 Yards
Topsoil
Compost
½ & ½
70/30 Mix
Planting Mix
Topper
Sand & Gravel
Bark
Weight Per Yard
Topsoil
Compost
Half & Half
70/30 Mix
2000 Lbs.
1000 Lbs.
1500 Lbs.
1700 Lbs.
Planting Mix
Deco Rock, Sand & Gravel
Burgundy Cinder
1300 lbs.
2400 lbs.
2600 lbs.
1200 lbs.
Due to transportation fees
prices may vary between our locations.
TRUCKLOAD SPECIALS – Are for straight Topsoil or Compost … The price includes
Local Delivery only … Outside area additional charges will apply. See Page 7 for Delivery Area.
TOPSOIL SPECIALS
8 Yards $200.00
14 Yards $320.00
COMPOST SPECIALS
15 Yards $290.00 25 Yards $460.00
SOIL COVERAGE CHART
YARDS
1yd. 2yd. 3yd. 4yd. 5yd. 6yd. 7yd. 8yd. 9yd. 10yd.
INCHES
1” 324 648 972 1296 1620 1944 2268 2592 2916 3240
2” 162 324 486
648 830 972 1184 1296 1458 1620
3” 108 216 324 432 540 648 756 864
972 1080
4”
81 162 243 324 405 486 567 648
729
810
5” 65 130 195 260 325 390 455 520
585
650
6” 54 108 162 216 270 324 378 432
486
540
7” 46 92 138 184 230 276 322 368
414
460
8” 41 82 122 162 203 243 284 324
365
406
Weed Fabric 6’ wide or 15’ wide…13¢ sq. ft., 10% Discount For Full Rolls 6x300 or 15x300
5” Staples 13¢ each
To determine square footage, multiply length x width. Example: 10 x 10 =1 00 square feet. Decide how many inches you want to add
and look in the left hand column for depth. Find the closest to your square footage. This will tell you how many yards to order.
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Now you can order Marathon Sod from us at www.sunshinesod.com
or call and place your order by phone.
Southland Sod
Genuine Marathon Picked Up Off Lot Prices:
We carry only Southland Brand Sod… Fresh sod may picked up
off the lot Tuesday - Saturday during regular business hours.
Sod is available on a first come basis.
OFF THE LOT SOD PRICES
Marathon I - Original .71 sq. ft. Marathon II - Dwarf .72 sq. ft. Marathon III Lite - 8sq. ft. per roll
.92 sq. ft. St. Augustine 1.40 sq. ft. Tiffgreen - Bermuda .71 sq. ft. Green Wave
.81 sq. ft.
$3.55 per 5 sq. ft. roll
Sod Delivered to Job Site/Home
Delivery of sod is the following days-Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
1000 square feet or more FREE DELIVERY - MINIMUM 200 SQ. FT. for Delivery
Under 1000 sq. ft. there will be a delivery change. 200 sqft - 495 sqft $75 Delivery
500 sqft - 995 sqft $50 Delivery
Sod must be Paid in Full in Advance of Delivery of Sod. No Exceptions
Marathon I Marathon II
Marathon III Lite
Tiffgreen
St. Augustine
Korean Grass
Green Wave .59 per sq. ft.
.61 per sq. ft.
.80 per sq. ft.
.59 per sq. ft.
1.20 per sq. ft.
4.95 per sq. ft.
.68 per sq. ft.
Marathon Grass Seed
1lb 5lb 25lb
Mara I 6.99 31.99 119.99
Mara II 7.99 33.99 139.99
Mara III 8.99 35.99 159.99
Sunshine
Red Fescue
Shady Mix Bulk Seed
2.99lb 50lb144.99
3.99lb 50lb 159.99
4.25lb 50lb 199.99
18LB. $21.99
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Water New Marathon Sod-(Dry Regions)
Water sod lightly after each 200 square feet is installed, to prevent wilting. After all the sod
is down and rolled, turn on your sprinklers and let them run until sod is good and soaked. To
keep it that way, for the first week, water until runoff begins, once every three hours at 7AM,
11AM and 2PM. During the second week water twice a day at 7AM and 2PM. During the third
week water at 7AM. Eventually taper back to once every day.
Adjust according to weather and season – water more frequently during warm or windy
weather. After your lawn has become established (approximately 6 to 8 weeks), water
according to the following guidelines:
• As infrequently as possible (once or twice a week in the cooler months, three or more times
per week in warmer months), to maintain a healthy green condition.
• For as long as possible to get deep soil penetration (10 to 15 minutes). It may be necessary
to cycle irrigate if runoff occurs after a short time. Water until runoff occurs, and then stop and
wait for the water to penetrate (about an hour) then repeat.
• Water as early as possible between 7AM and 10 AM.
• DO NOT water areas in the shade as frequently as areas of lawn that receive full sun.
In addition, be sure to watch for blue-gray tint and limp areas of your lawn. This is not
Fungus. It is caused by dehydration and is an indication that immediate watering is needed.
This usually occurs on tops of mounds and where sprinkler coverage is not adequate.
(It is acceptable to water grass in the full sun; it will not burn the blades)
After Sod Arrives:
Before Sod Arrives:
❏ Kill old lawn. For best results, first water
and fertilize your lawn so that it is in a vigorous
growth mode. Then spray entire lawn with
Roundup®, carefully following directions on
the packaging. Roundup is a highly effective
herbicide that enters the plant through its foliage
and is translocated all the way down to its root
system. One thorough treatment will usually
completely kill your old lawn and weeds.
❏ Remove dead lawn. Using a sod cutter, strip
away dead turf. Roll or section dead turf and
discard. (Sod cutters can usually be found at a
local rental yard or nursery.)
❏ Rototill soil and install or repair sprinklers.
Only after removing rocks or debris, rototill soil
to a depth of 4” - 6”. Consult local nurseryman
for soil amendment and irrigation system
recommendations.
❏ Rake and fine grade. Rake to break up
large clods and remove any remaining debris.
Fine grade by scraping across the surface to
smooth uneven areas. Finished grade should
be 1/2” below walkways, driveways, and/or
patios. Please Note: Sod is uniformly machinecut and will conform to any irregularities left in
the grade.
❏ Apply Marathon Sod & Seed Starter™.
Distribute the Marathon fertilizer evenly over
prepared area, either by hand, or by using a
“whirlybird” style applicator. Avoid applying
under windy conditions. For best results, follow
directions on bag.
❏ Roll soil. Roll soil to settle and firm the
surface. Fine grade again, if necessary. (Rollers
are available from a local nursery or rental yard.)
Soil should be dry to avoid compaction.
❏ Lay sod immediately upon delivery. Begin laying sod adjacent
to the longest boundary of the area to be covered. Stagger each
new row of sod so that seams are offset, as in a brick wall. Butt
ends and edges tightly together.
❏ Conform to curved surfaces. Cut sod with heavy knife to
conform to curved boundaries, planters, etc. After first 200 square
feet are installed, water sod lightly to prevent wilting.
❏ Roll sod. When all the sod is installed, use a roller to ensure a
good contact between the sod and native soil.
❏ Water thoroughly. To avoid having dry patches in your lawn and
to promote even growth, sprinkler system pattern should provide
“head-to-head” coverage as indicated by arrows.
❏ Watering New Marathon Sod. Water Sod lightly after each 200
square feet are installed, to prevent wilting. After all the sod is down
and rolled, turn on your sprinklers and let them run until the sod
is good and soaked. To keep it that way, for the first week water
until runoff begins once every few hours at 7 am, 11 am and 2
pm. During the second week water twice a day at 7 am and 2 pm.
During the third week water at 7 am. Eventually taper back to once
every two or three days. Adjust according to weather and season
– water more frequently during warm or windy weather. After your
lawn has become established (approximately 6 to 8 weeks), water
according to the following guidelines:
• As infrequently as possible (once or twice a week in the cooler
months, three or more times per week in the warmer months).
• For as long as possible to get deep soil penetration (up to 30
minutes). It may be necessary to cycle irrigate if runoff occurs after
just a short time – water until runoff occurs, then stop and wait for
the water to penetrate (usually 1 to 2 hours), then repeat.
• As early as possible – first thing in the morning.
❏ Mowing. Mowing should begin one week after installation.
For more information contact Southland Sod Farms, P.O. Box 579, Port Hueneme, CA 93044-0579, (805) 488-3585.
Marathon I, II, III are registered trademarks of Southland Sod Farms, ©1993 Southland Sod Farms. Roundup is a
registered trademark of The Agricultural Group of Monsanto Company. www.sod.com
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Water-Wise Gardening
Trees
Pineapple Guava
*Strawberry Tree
*Forest Pansy Redbud
Jujube
ere at Sunshine Growers
we support waterwise
H
gardening. We feature many
plant varieties to help grow your
waterwise garden, everything
from lawns to planters and
landscape. Water-wise means
a plant needs to be watered at
most once every two weeks after
establishment. It still retains its
aesthetic characteristics.
Shrubs
Butterfly Bush
Mexican Bird
Of Paradise
e are encouraging you
to invest your time into
W
saving water in your community.
Chilopsis
Brachychitons
Crape Myrtle
*Cedrus
It saves money, water, and
maintenance. In addition to
choosing low water use plants
cultural practices like mulching
inhibit weed growth and reduce
soil evaporation. Design for
conservation, group plants with
same watering needs together
in areas of the garden that best
suits their needs.
*Pine
*Gleditsia
Myrtus
Communis
Xylosma
Day Lily
Bottle Brush
Sea Lavender
*Ceanothus
Rockrose
Tecoma
Palo Verde
Lavatera
*Quercus
Oak trees
Grevillea
*Albizia
Julibrissin
*Koelreuteria
Osmanthus
*Ginkgo Biloba
Citrus
*Catalpa
Fig
*Liquidambar
Fragrans
Sage
Persimmons
Cold hardy Tree and Plants*
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Dietes
*Nandina
Westringia
Rosemary
Ground Cover
*Acacia
*Cotoneaster
Shrubs
*Mahonia
*Photina Red Tip
*Baccharis
Perennials
Euphorbia
Rigida
Yarrow
Fouquieria
Macdougalii
Agave
Society Garlic
Aeonium
Ice Plant
Kalanchoe
*Viburnum
Eremophila
Hygrophana
Kangaroo Paw
Senecio
Pachyphytum
*Thymus
*Spiraea
Bulbine
Artemisia
Graptopetalum
Sedum
Myoporum
Rhaphiolepis
Russelia
Gaura
Crassula
Lantana
*Santolina
Texas Ranger
Honeysuckle
Hamelia
Hesperaloe
Coral Bell
*Forsythia
*Dymondia
*Abelia
Grandiflora
Geranium
Pink Mully
*Lavander
Festuca
Gazania
*Artostaphylos
Manzanita
Echeveria
Penstemon
*Teucrium
African Daisy
Cold hardy Tree and Plants*
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Color Prices
Annual Color
4” each 90¢ C/P each $2.25 1 gallon $2.35
4” flats 16 per flat
C/P flats 6 per flat
Per Flat......................$12.80
AGERATUM, ALYSSUM, BEGONIA, CALENDULA,
CELOSIA, DIANTHUS, DUSTY MILLER,
ICELAND POPPY, LOBELIA, MARIGOLD,
PANSY, PETUNIA,PORTULACA, SALVIA,
SNAPDRAGONS, STOCK, VERBENA, VINCA, ZINNIA
Vegetables
4” each sq. pot - $1.504” Burpee & Strawberrys
C/Pack each - $3.00
round pot...................$1.80
1 gallon......................$3.00
Geraniums-Martha Washington, Ivy and Zonal
4” Ivy or Zonal Geraniums...........................$ 1.75
Flat of 16 - 4” Ivy or Zonal............................$28.00
1 gallon - Ivy, Martha, Zonal.........................$ 3.75
1 gallon -fancy leaf........................................$ 4.75
10” Terra Pot...................................................$11.50
12” Terra Pot...................................................$13.75
New Guinea/Double/Sun Impatients
4” each - $1.50
1 gallon - $4.25
Hanging Baskets - COLOR
8” each - $9.50 10” - $11.50
12” - $16.50
Mums - Garden Bedding Mums
4”each - $1.50 6”each - $4.25
8” - $7.00
10” - $13.75 C/P each - $3.00
Fuchsias
1 gallon - $4.75
6” H. basket - $6.75
10” H. basket - $14.50
8” H. basket - $11.75
Non-Stop Begonias
4” each - $4.00 6”- $7.50
Color Bowls
14” - white or terracotta
14
8” - $10.50
$11.50
Tropical House Plants Are Available Seasonal
Some Varieties Are Available All Year.
Premium Color Prices
Cineraria
4”- $1.75 ea. ............................... 6”- $4.00
Cyclamen
4” - $3.00 ea. .............................. 6”- $5.75
Gerbera Daisy.................... 1 gallon - $4.75
Pentas
4” - $1.50 ea....................1 gallon - $4.75
Ranunculus
4” - $1.50 ea. .....................1 gallon - $4.75
Primula - English & Malacoides
4” each - $1.25
C/P ea. - $2.75................. 1 gallon - $4.00
Proven Winners
4” - $3.00.......................... 1 gallon - $4.75
Dahlia......................................10” - $12.75
Succulents 4” - $3.75................ 6” - $7.50
C/P...................................................... $7.50
1 gallon..............................................$8.75
5 gallon............................................$18.50
Assorted Hanging Foliage
Creeping Charlie, Bridal Veil,
Boston Ferns, Ivy (all varieties),
Purple Wandering Jew,
Arrowhead Plant
6” - $6.75
8” - $9.75
10” - $12.75
Donkey Tail, String of Pearl,
Rabbit Foot Fern
6” - $8.75
Fruit Trees
Fruit Trees
Semi Dwarf
& Standard
APPLES - Anna, Gala,
Blueberry
Grapes
Cherry
Mexicola, Pinkerton, Reed, Zutano. Dwarf
Lil’Cado
5 GAL. $29.50 15 GAL. $75.00
Citrus Dwf/Std - Lemon, Lime, Orange,
Tangerine, Kumquat, Tangelo, Calimondin,
Grapefruit.
5 GAL. $29.50 15 GAL. $75.00
Multi Grafted Citrus Tree Guava 5 GAL. $35.00 24”Box $285.00
15 GAL. $75.00
Genetic Dwarf Peach & Nectarines
APRICOTS - Gold Kist,
Blenheim, Royal, Katy
7 GAL.. $40.00
Lapin, Craig’s Crimson
GRAPES -Table Grapes:
Thompson, Ruby, Perlette
Wine Grapes: Zinfandel,
Cabernet Sauvignion
Sauvignion Blanc,
French Colombard.
JUJUBE - Lang and Li
NUT TREES - Western
Schley Pecan, All n One
Almond, Placentia Walnut,
Pedro Walnut.
PEACHES - Babcock
Fig, Fruiting Mulberry, Jujube, Persimmon,
Pecan, Walnut, Fruiting Loquat, Pistachio.
5 GAL. $35.00 15 GAL. $60.00
24” Box — $175.00
Premium Evergreen Fruit Trees When Available Cherimoya, Mango,
Papaya, Passion Fruit, Kiwi, Macadamia
5 GAL. $45.00 15 GAL. $95.00
Grapes - Wine and Table
5 GAL. ONLY $13.75
Berries - Raspberries, Blackberry,
Boysenberry Blueberry
1 GAL. $8.50
5 GAL. $16.50
Citrus Varieties
Oranges - Washington
Mission, Brown Turkey,
Condria, Kadota.
Deciduous Fruit Trees - Apple, Asian
Premium Fruits and Nuts - Almond,
(We Grow)
FIG - Black Jack, Black
POMEGRANITE
pear, Cherry, Apricot, Plum, Peach, Prunes,
Nectarine, Pomegranate, Pluot.
5 GAL. $29.50 15 GAL. $48.50
24” Box 160.00
$235.00
CHERRY - Bing, Stella,
Multi Grafted Fruit Trees
15 GAL. - $65.00 24” Box 185.00
24” Boxed Citrus,
Fig and Avocado
Century, Shinseki
Avocado - Bacon, Fuerte, Hass, Lamb Hass
15 GAL. $160.00 Satsuma
Tangerine
ASIAN PEAR - 20th
Raspberries
Ruby Red
Gordon, Red Delicious,
Fuji Golden Delicious,
Granny Smith.
Wonderful, Ever Sweet
(White), Donut (White),
Eva’s Pride (yellow)
Fay Elberta (yellow)
Florida Prince (yellow)
Red Haven (red)
Mid-Pride/May-Pride (yellow)
Navel, Cara Cara,
Valencia, Moro Blood
& Lane Late Navel
Mandarins/Tangerine
- Algerian, Dancy,
Honey, Pixie &
Owari Satsuma
Tangelo - Minneola
Grapefruit - Cocktail
Hybrid, Marsh, Oro
Blanco, Rio-Inland
& Ruby Red
Kumquat - Nagami
Lemon - Eureka,
Meyer, Pomona Sweet,
Pink Lemonade
Lime - Bearss, Mexican
Lime, Sweet Lime
NECTARINES - Fantasia
(yellow) Goldmine (white)
Desert Dawn (White) Desert
Delight (yellow)
PERSIMMON - Fuyu,
Mexican Lime
Giant Fuyu, Haichiya
PEAR - Bartlett, Comice
PLUOT - Flavor King,
Flavor Queen
Sweet Lime
PLUM - Burgundy, Satsuma,
Santa Rosa, Elephant Heart
Eureka Lemon
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Ground Covers
$10.50
Red Apple-Aptenia
Iceplant-Bush
Productus Purple Trailing
Semi-Trailing Iceplant
African Daisy-Osteospermum
Gazania-Bush, Semi Trailing
Trailing Grey Leaf
Ivy-English, Hahns,
Algerian, Needlepoint
$11.50
Ajuga
Red Apple
Mondo Grass
Vinca Major
Armeria-Sea Pink
Ajuga-Bronze or Green
Isotoma
Armeria
Australian Violet
Baby Tears
Festuca
$13.50
Campanula - Serbian Bellflower
Pink Clover
Dwarf Mondo Grass
Corsican Mint
Ivy Geranium
Copper King Gazania
Korean Grass-Zoysia
Hernaria-Green Carpet
Star/Asiatic Jasmine
Honeysuckle
Dymondia-Wild Indian Strawberry
Isotoma-Blue Star Creeper
Vinca Minor-Dwarf Periwinkle
Lantana-All
Dymondia
Hypericum (St.John Wort)
Mondo Grass - Regular
Moss-Irish/Dark & Scotch/Light
Dragon Blood, Goldmoss or Golden-Sedum
Moneywort-Lysmachia
Angelicum, Brevifolia Sedum
Myoporum-All Var.
Brown Bean, Confusium Sedum
Ornamental Strawberry
Senecio
Pink Clover Blossom-Polygonum
Bacopa
Potentilla-Spring Cinquefoil
Baccharis-Twin Peaks
Pennyroyal
Hypericum
Rosemary
Thyme
Snow In Summer
1 Gallon Ground Covers
Verbena-Peruviana
$4.00 $4.00 $4.75 $4.75
Vinca Major-Periwin
Armeria Australian Violet Ajuga Asiatic Jasmine
Baby Tears Isotoma Baccharis Dragon Blood or Gold
Festuca Moneywort Lantana
Dymondia
Iceplant Pink Clover Campanula Hypericum (St. John Wort)
Myoporum Potentilla Mondo Grass Vinca Minor
Vinca Major Reg. & Dwarf *Senecio
Santolina
Santa Barbara Daisy
ErodiumCandytufts
All Sedums
$8.50
Black Mondo Grass/Silver Mist
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A
Abelia Grandiflora
Abutilon-F. Maple
*Acacia Baileyana
*Acacia Redolyns
Acacia Desert Carpet
Acanthus-Bear’s Breech
GENERAL NURSERY
1 gal.
5 gal. 15 gal.
4.7512.0040.00
6.5025.00
4.7525.0048.50
4.75 12.00
5.75 13.75
5.75 15.50
Acer Palmatum
Japanese Green Maple
6.50
Japanese Red Maple
12.00
*Agonis-After Dark
25.00
65.00
65.00 140.00
30.00 75.00
Acer Saccharinum
Silver Maple 25.00
*Acorus-All varieties
5.50 14.00
Agapanthus- Africanus
4.00
10.50
Agapanthus-Peterpan
4.00 10.50
Agapanthus-Elaine/Storm 6.50 15.00
Agapanthus-Tinker Bell
6.50 15.00
*Agave-All Varieties
8.75
22.50
Agave-Murphy Rodney
1 gal.
5 gal. 15 gal.
Aucuba Japonica
5.5013.7540.00
*Australian Willow35.0065.00
Azaleas Sun/Shade
6.7516.0060.00
Patio Tree
45.00
70.00
2-Tier Tree
60.00
95.00
3-Tier Tree
70.00 110.00
Aguirre Turpentine Bush
5.50
14.00
Angelita Daisy
5.50
45.00
Jap. Red Maple
Aspidistra
75.00
90.00
*Albizia Julibrisson - Mimosa
Silk Tree Standard
25.00
45.00
Silk Tree Multi
27.50
50.00
Alnus-White Alder25.0045.00
*Aloe Vera
8.7519.5065.00
Alstroemeria-Princess Lily 6.75 14.50
Alyogyne
*Blue Hibiscus
*Anisodontea
Angels Trumpet
5.50 13.75
5.5013.75
5.5022.5055.00
Aralia Sieboldii
Japanese Aralia
Aralia Elegantissima
5.50
7.50
13.75
22.50
Ash - Fraxinus
*Modesto Ash
Raywood Ash
Shamel Ash
25.00
25.00
25.00
Arboricola
Green Variegated 10”
6.50
18.50
Variegated Braided 30.00
Arborvitae-All Varieties
5.75
13.50
*Artemesia
4.7512.75
Aspidistra/Cast Iron
6.5018.50
*Asparagus Meyeri
5.5013.75
Asparagus Sprengeri
4.75 10.50
Astilbe
6.7510.50
45.00
45.00
45.00
40.00
Agapanthus
Asparagus Meyeri
Azaleas
Tips for success with
Azaleas, Camellias, Gardenias,
Hydrangeas, Japanese Maples
& Edible Blueberries
(In an alkaline soil.)
1. Always be generous with ACID
PLANTING MIX, when planting and at
least once a year as a top-dress.
We recommend Gardener & Bloom Acid
Planting Mix.
2. Fertilize with an IRON type fertilizer
at least twice a year. This will help
maintain a healthy green throughout the
year. We recommend Ironite or Liquinox
Iron & Zinc...
3. Fertilize with Soil Acidifier type
fertilizer about every 2 months,
withholding ony at bloom time..
Fertilizing during bloom can cause rapid
flower loss... We recommend Gro-More
Water Soluble Soil Acidifier or Kellogg’s
Azalea Camellia Granulated Fertilizer...
*Water-wise plants indicated.
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B
C
1 gal. 5 gal. 15 gal.
Bamboo40.00 65.00
Black Bamboo50.00 90.00
Banana-Musa Red & Green7.50 18.50 45.00
Cassia Artemisiodes
5.5015.00
Cassia Outback15.00
Calla Lily-White Calla Lily-Colors
Bauhinia/Orchid Tree27.50 50.00
Hong Kong Orchid 30.00 60.00
Barberry
4.7511.75
*Bearded Iris
5.5012.75
Baumea
5.5013.75
Birch Tree
Multi Birch/ Single
6.50
27.50
Bottle Tree
Bracychiton 25.00
Bougainvillea
5.5015.00
Bambino/Torch Glow
6.00 16.50
Box Honeysuckle
5.5013.75
Boxwood-All Varieties
5.5012.75
Brisbone Box-Tristania25.00
5.75
7.00
12.75
Calliandra
Pink Powder Puff
5.75 13.75 45.00
Sierra Starr 25.00
Caladium5.50
Camellias
8.7525.00 75.00
Camphor Tree
5.5025.00 45.00
Canna Lily
6.5013.75
Tropicanna
8.50 18.50
Carex-Sedge
5.7513.75
50.00
Begonia-Richmondensis, Angelwing
Dragonwing
5.50
Bergenia
6.75
Bird of Paradise-Regular 5.7515.00 48.50
Giant-Bird of Paradise
5.75 15.00 48.50
*Mexican-Bird of Paradise
6.5025.00 57.50
*Bottlebrush-Callistemon
Dwarf
6.75 15.00
Bush
4.75 11.75
Tree 25.00
45.00
40.00
60.00
Carissa-Natal Plum
All Varieties
5.75
13.50
40.00
Carrotwood
Standard Tree/ Multi
5.75
25.00
47.50
*Cassia Leptophylla
Golden Medallion 25.00
47.50
Ceanothus-Ca. Lilac
5.5013.75 48.50
45.00
48.50
Cedar
Atlantica
Deodora
40.00
45.00
5.75 25.00
5.75 25.00
48.50
48.50
*Cercis - Redbud
Canadicans/Occidentalis 27.50 55.00
Forest Pansy/Oklahoma 40.00 80.00
Ruby Falls 40.00 80.00
*Chitalpa48.50
Chorisia-Silk Floss Tree25.00 45.00
Clivia-Kaffir Lily Orange 7.5017.50 48.50
Clivia-Kaffir Lily Yellow
12.00 22.50
Brunsfelsia - Yesterday-Today-Tomorrow
Dwarf/Regular
5.50 13.75 40.00
*Bulbine
6.5015.00
*Butterfly Bush
4.75 11.75 40.00
Black Foot Daisy
5.50
Butterfly Bush
Bottlebrush
Jap. Boxwood
Clivia
Clivia
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Canna Lily
C
*Cotinus-Smoke tree
6.5030.00
Coprosma-All Varieties 5.5013.75
*Coral Bells-All Varieties5.75
*Cordyline
6.5016.00
Colored Cordyline
8.50 22.50
Coral Tree-Erythrina
6.5030.00
Cotoneaster-All Varieties 5.5012.75
Cotoneaster-Tom Thumb 24.50
Cuphea-Heather 4.75 10.75
Cypress
Italian/Leylandii
5.75 13.75
Tiny Towers
12.00 35.00
Crape Myrtle
All Standard/Multi
5.75 25.00
65.00
48.50
55.00
60.00
40.00
45.00
75.00
49.50
D
*Dasylirion
7.5015.00
*Daylily-All
4.7511.75
Diosma/Breath of Heaven
Golden
6.50 16.00
Green
4.75 12.75
Dianella-Flax Lily
5.7513.75
*Dietes/Morea
4.7510.75
Dicentra-Bleeding Heart7.75
Duranta
Brazilian Sky Flower
5.50 13.75
Dodonea-Hopseed
4.7510.75 40.00
Datura
Angels Trumpet
5.50 22.50
55.00
Dichondra Silver Falls
5.50
E
Echium
Pride of Madeira
6.50 15.00
Elephant Ear Alocasia
8.5018.50
Elephant Ear Black
12.50 25.00
Eleagnus
4.75 11.75
Elm-All Varieties Ulmus 25.00
Eribotrya-Loquat
Bronze
4.75 25.00
Escallonia Fradesii
4.7510.25
Newport Dwarf
5.50 12.75
*Eucalyptus All Varieties 5.5025.00
Eucalyptus Papana
Eugenia
Monterey Bay 25.00 Myrtifolia/Compacto
5.50 15.00
3-Tier 55.00
*Euphorbia-Candellia25.00
*Euphorbia Gopher Plant 6.5019.50
*Eremophila-Blue Bells16.50
*Encelia-Brittlebush
5.5016.50
Euonymus-All
5.7512.75
Euryops Daisy
4.7511.75
Cuphea-Heather
Dietes
F
Fatsia Japonica
5.7513.75
Ferns
5.7514.5050.00
Australian, New Zealand, Silver Lady, Autumn,
Holly, Leather, Sword, Korean Rock, Mother
Ficus
Benjamina
Nitida-All
Decora-Rubber Tree
6.50 20.00 55.00
6.50 20.00 55.00
6.50 20.00 55.00
*Flax-PhormiumGreen/Bronze 5.5013.7545.00
Jack Spratt/ Tom Thumb
6.75 16.50
Colored Variety Flax
9.50 25.00 55.00
Forsythia
5.5016.0045.00
Fountain Grass-Pennisetum
Green/Red
5.50 13.75
Firework
6.00 15.00
Firecracker Island Snapdragon 13.75
Flowering
Peach 27.50 55.00
Cherry 27.50 60.00
Weeping Cherry 70.00
57.50
45.00
48.50
40.00
Daylily
45.00
80.00
50.00
45.00
85.00
Euryops Daisy
Duranta
40.00
40.00
Fountain Grass
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G
1 Gal. 5 Gal. 15 Gal.
Gardenia
Mystery / Vetchii
5.75 15.00 48.50
G. Radicans - Dwarf
6.75 17.50
Genista-Sweet Broom/French5.50 13.75
Ginko Biloba-Maidenhair Tree25.0048.50
*Gleditsia-Honey Locust Tree25.0045.00
Goldenrain Tree25.0045.00
*Grevillea-Bush All Varieties 4.7512.7545.00
Grewia Lav. Starflower
4.7512.7545.00
Grewia-Staked
5.50 15.00 48.50
Galvizia
4.7512.75
Ginger Varigated
5.50 20.00
Gaillardia Arizona Sun
4.75
Gazania Sungold
5.50
Golden Dog Bane
5.50
Gleditsia
Jacaranda
Hibiscus
Gardenia
H
Hakea
5.5015.00
Hamelia
6.5018.50
Hibiscus
5.5013.7540.00
Hibiscus Blue-Alyogne
5.50 13.75
Honeysuckle-Lonicera Halls 5.5015.00
Honeysuckle-Pam Pink16.50
Holly-Ilex All Varieties
5.5013.7540.00
Hosta-All Varieties6.75
Horsetail-Equisetum
6.5013.75
Hydrangea
6.5015.00
Jacaranda-Multi Trunk/Single5.75 27.50 48.50
*Jade Plant
8.7519.5055.00
Jasmine
Sambac
5.75 14.50 40.00
Grand Duke
5.75 18.50
- Night Bloom
5.75
Star Jasmine-Bush
4.75 10.25 40.00
Star Jasmine-Staked
5.75 15.00 48.50
*Juncus
5.5013.75
Junipers
Tam, Sea Green, Old Gold
Hollywood, Buffalo, Prostrata,
Shore, Conferta, Bar Harbor
Wiltonii, Procumbens Nana,
Blue Point, Green Carpet
5.50 13.75 45.00
Sky Rocket Juniper 22.50 60.00
Justicia
5.50
J
20
Daylily
Hosta
Grewia
Hydrangea
Old Gold Juniper
Hollywood Juniper
Green Carpet Juniper
Spartan Juniper
K
*Kniphofia-Red Hot Poker 5.5012.75
Koelreutaria
Bipinnata Flame Tree25.00 48.50
Paniculata-Golden Rain 25.00
48.50
Kangaroo Paw
5.7515.00
L
Lambs Ear-Stachys
5.5013.75
*Lantana
4.7510.25 40.00
Laurus Nobilis-Bay Nobilis5.50 15.00 45.00
Standard Bay Tree
27.50
55.00
*Lavender-All Varieties
4.7511.75
Lavatera
4.7511.75
*Leonotis-Lions Tail
5.5012.75
Leptospermum-Tea Tree 5.5012.75 45.00
Lomandra
5.7513.75
Lemon Grass
5.5013.75
Ligustrum-Privet
4.0010.25 40.00
Variegated
5.50 12.75 45.00
Column Privet 15.00
48.50
2-Tier/3-Tier 27.50 50.00
Liquidamber-Regular
5.5025.00 45.00
Palo Alto/Burgundy30.00 65.00
Lilac-Syringa
12.0022.50 55.00
Liriope-All Varieties
5.5012.75
Loropetalum
7.7517.50
Magnolia Grandiflora25.00 47.50
St. Mary’s Dwarf 40.00
75.00
Saucer/Star-Magnolia
12.00 25.00 65.00
Mahonia
6.5017.50
*Manzanita
8.5020.00
Melaleuca-All Varieties 5.5025.00 47.50
*Melia-Texas Umbrella25.00 45.00
*Mesquite35.00 75.00
Michelia Champaca
95.00
Michelia Alba 150.00
*Mulberry-Morus Alba25.00 45.00
Myrtle-All Varieties
4.7511.75
Miscanthus
4.7513.75
Mexican Petunia
5.5012.75
Mexican Marigold
4.7512.75
Muhlenbergia/Pink Mully5.5016.50
Manfreda Maculosa
8.7525.00
Mickey Mouse 18.50
Melampodium
5.50
N
*Nandina Domestica
Harbor/Nana
Gulf Stream/Moon Bay
4.0010.25 40.00
5.75 13.75 48.50
6.75 15.00
50.00
O
*Olea-Olive Bush or Tree 5.5027.5070.00
Oleander-Standard Tree25.00 45.00
Oleander Bush
4.75 11.75
Ollie Little 27.50
70.00
Ocotillo35.00
Osmanthus
Sweet Olive
7.50 19.50
60.00
False Holly Variegated
5.50 13.75
Opuntia-Cactus All Varieties 22.50
Laurus Nobilis-Bay
Lavendar
M
Lorepetelum
Osmanthus - Sweet Olive
Star Magnolia
Saucer Magnolia
Liriodendron
False Holly
Leonotis
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P
Pampas Grass
5.5013.75
Papyrus
5.5013.75
*Palo Verde35.00 75.00
*Pepper Tree
California Standard/Multi 5.50 25.00
47.50
*Brazilian Pepper
5.50 25.00
45.00
Philodendron Selloum
4.7512.00 48.50
Philodendron “Xanadu”
6.50 13.75
55.00
Photinia Fraseri-Bush
4.0010.25 40.00
Photinia-Standard Tree 25.00
45.00
*Pistache-Chinese27.50 47.50
Pineapple Guava25.00 45.00
Pittosporum-Mock Orange
Tobira Green
4.00 10.25
40.00
Tobira Variegated
4.00 10.25
40.00
Wheelers Dwarf
4.00 10.25
40.00
Variegated Dwarf Tuners
5.50 13.75
45.00
Creme DeMint
5.50 13.75
Nigricans - Sliver Sheen
6.50 25.00
55.00
Tenuifolium-Golf Ball 18.50
Platanus-Sycamore
Acerfolia-London Plane 25.00
45.00
Racemosa-California 25.00 45.00
*Plumeria
12.00 27.50 65.00
Plumbago Capensis-Cape Plumbago
Reg. Blue or White/Dark
5.75 12.75
40.00
Podocarpus-Yew Pine Family
P. Gracillior
5.75 15.00
45.00
P. Macrophyllus 5.75 15.00
45.00
P. Maki
5.75 15.00
45.00
P. Henkelii
5.75 15.00
45.00
P. Icy Blue 49.50
95.00
*Pomegranate/Non-edible
Dwarf Flowering
5.75 18.50
40.00
Princess Flower
5.7512.75 45.00
Poplar-Cottonless Cottonwood 25.00 45.00
*Pride of Madeira 6.50 15.00
55.00
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Patio Trees
1 Gal. 5 Gal. 15 Gal.
1Gal.
Azalea Patio Tree
Blue Hibiscus Patio Tree
Bougainvillea Patio Tree
Brunsfelsia
Buddleia Patio Tree
Camellia
Duranta
Euryops Patio Tree
Gardenia
Hibiscus Patio Tree
Lantana Patio Tree
New Zealand Tea Tree
Rose of Sharon
Solanum-Potato Tree
Wisteria Patio Tree
Pine Trees
1Gal. 5Gal. Japanese Black Pine
5.75 15.00
Canary Island
5.75 15.00
Italian Stone
5.75 15.00
*Mondell Pine
5.75 15.00
Norfolk Star
8.50 27.50
Aleppo Pine
5.75 15.00
Mugho Pineprice varies
Colorodo Spruceprice varies
Prunus Evergreen
Carolina Cherry
Bright n Tight
1Gal.
5.00
6.00
15Gal.
48.50
48.50
48.50
48.50
65.00
48.50
5Gal. 17.50
22.50
15Gal
47.50
60.00
Prunus-Deciduous
Purple Flowering Plum/Dwarf 25.00
Flowering Cherry 27.50
Weeping Flowering Cherry
45.00
60.00
70.00
Pyrus-Flowering Pear
P. Kawakami-Evergreen
P. Calleryana-Dec.
30.00
25.00
55.00
48.50
Pyracantha-Firethorn
Bush
Staked
Dwarf Santa Cruz
11.75
15.00
15.00
40.00 48.50 55.00
5Gal. 15Gal.
45.00
70.00
40.00
40.00
40.00 60.00
40.00
47.50 75.00
40.00 60.00
40.00
47.50 75.00
40.00
60.00
40.00
40.00
60.00
40.00
60.00
40.00
60.00
47.50
75.00
4.75
5.50
5.50
PALM TREES
Queen Palm
KING PALM
1 Gallon
5 Gallon
15 Gallon 24” Box 30” Box 6.50
17.50
40.00
145.00
335.00
PYGMY DATE PALM
Phoenix Robelini
1 Gallon
6.50
10” Special12.99
14” Special49.99
17” Special79.99
24” Box 150.00
30” Box 375.00
36” Box 475.00
Phoenix Canariensis
1 Gallon
5 Gallon
15 Gallon
24” Box
30” Box 36” Box
6.50
15.00
47.50
150.00
365.00
475.00
FOXTAIL / Triangle PALM
6.50
17.50
49.50
185.00
375.00
475.00
*SAGO PALM
10” 30.00
14” 60.00
15 Gallon 95.00
24” 300.00
*MEDITERRANEAN FAN
1 Gallon
5 Gallon
15 Gallon
24” Box
CANARY ISLAND
6.50
18.50
49.50
165.00
*WINDMILL PALM
1 Gallon
5 Gallon
15 Gallon
24” Box
6.50
18.50
49.50
165.00
*MEXICAN FAN PALM
1 Gallon
10”45.00
14”/15 Gallon
95.00
17”145.00
24”195.00
6.50
5 Gallon
17.50
15 Gallon
45.00
24” Box 145.00
30” Box 335.00
MAJESTY PALM Ravenna
BISMARKIA PALM
10”18.50
14”65.00
24” Box
195.00
14”95.00
Zamia Cycad Dioon
10”55.00
14” 110.00
17”185.00
1 Gallon
5 Gallon
15 Gallon
24” Box
30” Box
36” Box
17” 175.00
24” Box 275.00
30” Box 450.00
Ponytail Palm/BEAUCARNEA
6”
8”
10”
14”
8.75
14.50
22.50
75.00
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Q
*Quercus-Oak All Varieties35.0065.00
Flowering Quince22.5048.50
R
*Society Garlic-Green Var. 4.0010.25
*Statice-Sea Lavendar
4.0010.25
*Strawberry Tree-Arbutus45.0095.00
Sweet Pea Bush/Reg.
4.7512.75
Sweet Pea Dwf
5.50 13.75
Sweetshade-Hymenosporum 27.5050.00
*Stipa 5.50 13.75
*Rhaphiolepis-Indian Hawthorne
*Ballerina-Dwarf
4.7512.7540.00
*Pink Lady
4.75 12.75 40.00
*Clara-White
4.7512.7540.00
Pinkie-Dwarf
*Pinkie-Dwarf
4.7512.7540.00
Georgia Petite
8.00 13.75
*Majestic Beauty
5.75 15.00 50.00
5.7518.5048.50
*Majestic Beauty-Std. Tree 45.00 65.00 *Tecoma Stans
*Rhus Lancea-African Sumac25.0045.00 Tabebuia-Trumpet Tree30.0065.00
*Texas Ranger
5.5016.50
*Rockrose-Cistus
4.7512.75
Rockrose
*Rosemary
4.0010.2540.00 Tecomaria/Cape Honeysuckle5.50 12.75
Rose of Sharon-Althea15.0045.00 *Teucrium
5.5012.75
Russelia-Equisetifolia
5.5016.50
*Texas Umbrella-Melia25.0045.00
Russelia-Coral Fountain 15.00
Tipuana-Tipu Tree 27.5055.00
Rosewood Tree 65.00 *Tristainia-Brisbane Box25.0045.00
Tulip Tree-Liriodendron 27.5055.00
Tupidanthus
5.7518.5048.50
Banks Rose
*Sage-All Varieties
5.50 12.75
Tetraneuris Aeaulis5.50
Sequoia-All Varieties27.5055.00 Trellised Material
Sundrops
5.50
General Stock 36”x36” 40.00 80.00
Camellia 36”x36” 50.00 95.00
T
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Roses
Trumpeter Rose
6” Mini
1gal Roses
2gal Carpet
3gal Drift
5gal Black Pot
5gal Orange Pot
5gal Patio 24” Tree
5gal Std. 36” Tree
6.75
5.75
18.50
15.00
16.50
18.50
27.50
37.50
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Ulmus-Elm Tree25.0045.00
Tecomaria
Mexican
Sage
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Shrimp Plant-Belperone 5.5013.75
Spiderwort
4.7511.75
*Spirea
5.5013.75
Solanum Bush
4.7512.75
Solanum Staked
5.5015.00
*Senna 5.50 15.00
Sphaeralcea/Globe Mallow15.00
Tupidanthus
Texas Ranger
V
Vines
Bouganvillea
Boston Ivy
Bower-Pink/White
Blackeyed Susan
Wisteria Vine
5.7515.0048.50
5.7515.00
5.7515.00
7.5016.50
Trumpet Vine
Lavender or Red
5.75 15.00 48.50
Cats Claw
5.7515.0048.50
Creeping Fig
5.7515.00
Carolina Jasmine
5.7515.0048.50
Guinea Gold Vine
5.7515.0048.50
Hardenbergia-Lilac
5.7515.0048.50
Jasmine-Star Staked
5.7515.0048.50
Jasmine-Pink
5.75 15.00 48.50
Honeysuckle
5.7515.00
Mandevilla/Dipladenia 6.5016.50
Morning Glory
7.0016.50
Passion Vine
6.5016.50
Rosa Banks
5.7515.0048.50
Stephanotis
8.50 18.5065.00
Snail Vine
5.75 18.5048.50
*Wisteria Vine
7.50 22.5055.00
Vibirnum
4.7512.75
Vibirnum-Snowball 19.5065.00
Veronica-Hebe
5.7515.00
Vitex
6.50 18.5065.00
W
White Evening Primrose 5.50
Weeping Willow-Salix25.0045.00
*Westringia
5.7512.75
*Willow-Chilopsis 27.5055.00
Weigela 13.75
X
*Xylosma Congesta
Xylosma Compacta
Y
*Yarrow-Achillea
Color Guard
*Hesperaloe Red Yucca
Brake lights-Yellow
Z
4.75 11.7540.00
4.75 11.75 40.00
4.7512.75
8.50 25.00 60.00
6.00 16.5055.00
8.50 22.50
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Zephyranthes5.75
18” & 24” curved scalloped edging $3.49
24”Straight Scalloped Edging
$1.99
Wood Products
Lodge Poles
8’
10’
Rubber Ties
32’
Green Tape
½” Tape
1” Tape
Plant/Tree Stakes
½”x ½”x 24”
½”x ½”x 4”
1”x 1”x 5’
1”x 1”x 6’
1 ¾”x1 ¾”x 8’
Wood Tree Boxes
24” Box
30” Box
36” Box
$4.75
$5.95
.85
$1.80
$2.60
.25
.65
.95
1.10
$3.75
$16.50
$32.00
$45.00
Sell New/Used Pots
Size
NewUsed
1GAL.
.40.25
3 & 5 GAL.
.95
.75
7 GAL.
2.50
1.50
14” POT
4.50
2.50
15 GAL.
4.50
3.50
17” POT
6.75
4.75
20” POT
12.00
9.50
24” POT
16.00
13.50
6”
.45.30
8”
.90.50
10”
2.001.25
FLATS New-1.00Used-.75
6/p or 4” Sheet New 1.50
Containers – Credit Return
We accept only pots in Good Condition.
No Cracked / Broken Pots.
No 4”, 6”, 8” or C/P
FLATS.10
1-3 GAL.
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5-7 GAL.
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15 GAL.
.85
12” POT
.35
14” POT
.50
17” POT
.75
21-24” POT
1.50
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Boxed Trees
On all 30” and 36” Boxes there is a 20.00 surcharge on delivery. Extra Labor is required. If having
multiple boxes delivered only ONE SURCHARGE will apply.
24“- $150
24“- $175
30” box - $350.00
36” box - $475.00
30” Box - $375.00
36” Box - $495.00
*Acacia-All Varieties
*Agonis-Peppermint Tree
*Australian Willow
*Bay Tree
*Bottle Tree-Brachychitons
Bradford Pear-Pyrus
*Bronze Loquat
Carolina Cherry-Bright n Tight
*Cedrus-Deodar
*Chilean Mesquite
Coral Tree
Fern Pine
Ficus Nitida
*Gold Medallion
*Lemon Bottlebrush
Liquidambar-Rotundiloba
*Maidenhair Tree-Ginko Biloba
Maple-All Except Japanese
Oak-All Varieties
*Podocarpus-Gracillior
*Podocarpus Henkelli
*Podocarpus Macrophyll
*Rhaphiolepis-Majestic Beauty
Sequoia-All Varieties
Sweetshade
Tipu Tree
*Trumpet Tree
*Tulip Tree
Zelkova Tree
*African Sumac
*Ash Trees-All Varieties
*Bird of Paradise-Reg&Giant
*Brisbane Box-Tristania
*California Pepper
*Camphor
*Carrotwood
*Carolina Cherry
*Chinese Pistache
*Chitalpa-Pink Dawn
*Crape Myrtle- All Varieties
Elm Tree
*Eucalyptus-All Varieties
Flowering Plum
Goldenrain
*Italian Cypress
Jacaranda
Liquidambar
Magnolia Grandiflora
*Melaleuca-Cajeput
*Mulberry
Orchid Tree
Poplar-All Varieties
Red Tip Photina Std.
*Silk Floss-Albizia
*Sycamore-All Varieties
Weeping Willow-Salix
White Alder
White Birch
Michelia
24”- M.”Champaca”.... 235.00
24”- M.”Alba”................ 285.00
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24“- $200
30” Box - $385.00
36” Box - $495.00
Flowering Cherry
Hong Kong Orchid Tree
Japanese Maple- Green
*Juniper
*Magnolia-All Except Grandiflora
*Mexican Bird of Paradise
*Olive Tree-All Varieties
*Palo Verde-Desert Museum
*Pine
*Pistache-Red Push
*Redbud-All Varieties
*Smoke Tree-Cotinus
*Strawberry Tree-Arbutus
*Vitex
Japanese Maple
(Red, Coral and Weeping):
24”- 250.00
30”- 475.00
36”- 650.00
Tips on Planting Native Step 1
Prepare garden beds for your native plants in fall. Select sunny
places in your yard and mark off beds by pounding a wooden, plastic
or metal stake at each corner and then tying string to form a
rectangle. Make beds at least 2 feet wide by 4 or 6 feet long. Pull all
weeds and unwanted plants from the bed area.
Step 2
Spread a 2- to 3-inch layer of any type of organic compost and other
organic materials, such as peat moss, on top of the soil in your bed
areas. Turn it under to a depth of 8 to 12 inches and then water the
area with a sprinkler for 20 minutes or longer.
Step 3
Broadcast seeds of many native species in fall. Follow seed packet
instructions for correct planting depths, distances apart and other
particulars regarding each type of seed. Water well for 15 to 20
minutes.
Step 4
Dig planting holes for bedding plants that are large enough to
accommodate the roots of each plant. Leave sufficient space
between plants, based on their mature size. Then, set the native
bedding plants into their planting holes and cover them with the
soil/compost mixture. Water well for 15 to 20 minutes.
Step 5
Spread a 2- to 3-inch layer of compost or other organic material on
the ground around your plants to serve as a mulch to help keep the
soil warm and moist and keep weeds away.
Step 6
Control snails and slugs by scattering iron phosphate granules or
diatomaceous earth on the soil around your new plants and sprouting
seeds. If aphids or other insects attack your plants, spray them with
insecticidal soap every other day until all signs of the insects are
gone.
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Garden Tip Calendar – Monthly Garden Guide
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Garden Tip Calendar – Monthly Garden Guide
September:
Snapdragons
October:
As the days grow shorter and temps cool reduce the
frequency of watering but don’t reduce length of
time system runs.
Time to plant Trees, Shrubs, Perennials and
Groundcovers again. Continue planting cool season
annuals. Cooler Temps help plants establish for next
season.
Prune trees and shrubs for winter. Shaping and
removing dead or dying wood. Cut Back Geraniums.
Lawn: Think about overseeding all lawns at this
time. For fescue and ryegrass use like seed. Bermuda and St
Augustine use annual winter Rye seed.
Fertilize and lower the mower height to 2” for cooler
months on Fescue and Ryegrasses
Pansy
Poinsettia
December:
Poinsettias are ready! Happy Holidays…
Roses- Withhold water this month and stop
fertilizing to harden them off for winter. In
warmer areas they may need a drink or two.
Now is the time to move roses from one
place to another.
Pruning- If plants are damaged by frost resist
the urge to prune. The damage may protect
the rest of the plant from further frost.
Prune Fruit Trees if you haven’t already done
so. Seal all larger cuts and spray with a
Dormant
Spray.
Time for a second application for those of you
who have sprayed once already. Cut back
dormant Grapevines. Wisteria should have
all the thin shoots from last season Cut back
leaving two or three buds at the base
Start planting fall annuals (pansies calendula,
snapdragons, cyclamen, stock, primrose, alyssum)
and
Mums.
Keep up watering September is still warm and the
Santa Ana winds are near. If you know the winds are
going to blow Soak well before they arrive, hydrated
plants withstand wind better than dry plants.
Fertilize: Roses Acid Loving Plants and containerized
plants.
Lawn Mow @ 3” and water regularly. Prepare areas
to be planted this fall or winter with fresh organic
soil amendments.
November:
Adjust watering schedule according to weather. Water less
frequent but for as long as normal. Most Trees and Shrubs
only need water once a week during the cooler months.
Citrus and Avocados only once a month if there has been
no rain. Begin planting Trees shrubs groundcovers and
perennials if you haven’t already. Divide Perennials and
Cut back Ornamental Grasses.
Lawn: Mow @ 2” fertilize and water regularly. Snails and
Slugs: Lay their eggs at this time so fighting them now is
essential to having fewer snails in the spring when eggs
hatch. Try Sluggo.
Prune deciduous fruit trees and shade trees and seal all
larger cuts. Spray with Dormant Spray or Neem Oil to
prevent disease and Insects.
Bait in Fall to Reduce
Snails in Spring
Bad Snails
Bait only when
you don’t see
decollate snails.
Decollate
snails eat
other snails.
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Plants For Wind Prone Areas
In Southern California there are many areas that are known for gusty afternoon winds and Heavy
on the Santa Ana’s. With that in mind the following list of plants are known to be durable in windy
areas and can withstand the hot dry winds we sometimes get.
Perennials
Perennials& &
Flowering
FloweringPlants
Plants
Agapanthus-Lily of the Nile
Aloe
Asparagus FernsMeyeri and Sprengeri
Euryops Daisy-Margurite
Erysimum- Wall Fower
Felicia- Blue Marguerite Daisy
Hemerocallis-Daylily
Kniphofia-Red Hot Poker
Statice- Sea Lavender
Geraniums
Flax- All
Salvia
Cotoneaster
Trees
Trees
Acacia- Most Varieties
Chilopsis-Desert Willow
Cypress
Eucalyptus
Ficus Rubignosa
Melaleuca
Olea- Olive
Palms- Most Varieties
Parkinsonia- Palo Verde Tree
Pinus- Pines MANY
Quercus- Oak Trees
Shrubs:
Artemesia-Powis Castle Berberis- Barberry Buxus- Boxwood
Callistemon-Bottlebrush Ceanothus-Ca. Lilac Cistus- Rockrose
Coprosma-Mirror Plant Cotoneaster Dodonea-Hopseed
Echium-Pride of Madera Eleagnus- Silverberry Escallonia
JunipersLaurus – Ca.Sweet Bay Lavandula-Lavendar
Lavatera- Mallow Leptospermum-Tea Tree Leucophyllum-Texas Ranger
Ligustrum-Privet Myoporum Nandina
Pittosporum Prunus- Carolina Cherry Pyracantha- Firethorn
Raphiolepis-Hawthorne Rosemary, Westringia-False Rosemary Xylosma-Shiny Xylosma
Tips for Conserving Water and Maintaining a Healthy Garden
1. A layer of Cedar Mulch or Bark Mulch 2” to 3” thick can add significant water conservation. In either
newly planted landscapes or established ones. It reduces water evaporation from the soil and keeps
the soil temperatures cooler during the hot summer months. It also discourages weed growth and soil
compaction.
2. Conditioning the soil adds to its ability to retain water and nourish the plants. The best time to condition
the soil is in the cooler months of winter and early spring. Aerating the soil at this time will also help
fertilizers and water to be used better by the plants in your yard. Don’t condition and aerate after March
it will increase evaporation as the plants need the moisture even more during hot days.
3.During Dry Windy periods watering should be watched a little more closely. Adding A few extra
minutes to the timer on blustery days may be necessary or even an extra cycle 20 min after the
normal cycle.
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Plants That Tolerate Shady Areas
The following is a list of plants that will do well in a mostly shaded area. Some
direct sun will be okay for most of the plants listed. Remember most shade plants
are acid loving and need a little special care when planting. Use Gardener & Bloome
Acid Planting mix with everything you plant in the shade. The soils in our area are
generally poor so you should mulch twice a year with acid mix and feed regularly
with and acid fertilizer. Also using an Iron supplement can greatly improve your
success in the shade.
Groundcovers:
Shrubs:
Abutilon-Flowering Maple
Aucuba- Gold Dust Plant
Azalea- Shade Varieties
Brunsfelsia-Yesterday Today & Tomorrow
Buxus -Boxwood All Var.
Camellia-Japonica or Sasanqua
Coprosma-All
Fatsia Japonica- Arailia
Fuchsia
Gardenia-All Var.
Hydrangea
Ilex- Holly
Loropetalum -Chinese Fringe Flower
Mahonia – Oregon Grape
Nandina - All Var.
Osmanthus-Sweet Olive & Var. False Holly
Philodendron-Selloum and Xanadu
Raphis excelsa-Lady Palm
Ternstromia
Vibirnum – All Varieties
Trees:
Fuchsia
Vibirnum SnowBall
Acer Palmatum-Japanese Maple
Lauris Nobilis-California Sweet Bay
Palms-Some
Podocarpus-All Varieties
Schefflera-Tupidanthus
Tree Ferns- Australian,New Zealand
Murraya- Orange jessamine Patio Tree
Ajuga-All Var. Hedera-Ivy All Campanula-All Moneywort Vinca-Major Australian Violets
Baby Tears
Mondo Grass-Dwf & Reg
Star Jasmine
Vinca-Minor
Perennials & Bulbs
Aspidistra-Cast Iron Plant
Astilbe
Begonias- Tuberous and Bedding
Bergenia
Caladium
Cineraria
Creeping Charlie
Cycleman
Dicentra-Bleeding Heart
Elephant Ears- Alocasia
Ferns- All Varieties
Geranium-Cranesbill
Heuchera-Coral Bells All Varieties
Hosta-Plantain Lily All Varieties
Impatiens New Guinea & Bedding
Lamium-All Varieties
Liriope- All Varieties
Lobelia Cardinalis- Red Lobelia
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How to Attract
Hummingbirds
Vines: Trees:
Trees:
Clematis Albizia-Mimosa
Honeysuckle Chilopsis-DWillow
Morning Glory Coral Trees
Passion Vine Ficus Benjamina
Red Trumpet Eucalyptus- All
Shrubs:
AbutilonFlowering
Maple
Acacia redolens
BuddleiaButterfly Bush
CaesalpiniaDesert Bird
CalliandraAll Varieties
CallistemonBottlebrush
CeanothusCa. Lilac
Cotoneaster
FuchsiaAll Varieties
GrevillieaAll Shrubs
GuavaPineapple
HibiscusAll Colors
Lavender- All
Lilac
LeucophyllumTex.Ranger
Shrimp PlantJusticia
TecomariaOrange/Red
Weigelia-Red
Plants That Resist Deer
& Rabbits
Annuals & Perennials:
Achillea- Yarrow Gaillardia
Agave- All Cranesbill Geranium
Armeria Daylily
Artemesia Kniphofia
Astilbe Nepeta-Cat Nip
ImpatiensOregano
Begonia Penstemon
Groundcovers:
Campanula Scabiosa
Ajuga-Carpet Bugle
Cineraria Lambs Ear-Stachys
Hedera- English and Hahns
Columbine Thyme
Ivy
Coreopsis Verbena
Festuca- Green or Blue
Dahlia-Bedding Dicentra-B.Heart
Osteospermum-African
Iceland Poppy Felicia-Blue Marg.
daisy
Lamium Helichrysum
Snow In Summer
Statice Society Garlic
Star Jasmine
Lupine Calla Lily
Vinca-Major and Minor
Euphorbia-Crown of Thorns
Verbena
Ferns-Most Var. Scaveola
Veronica repens
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Butterflies
Apple-All
CitrusAll Varieties
Maple-All
Salix-All
Willows
Shrubs:
Abelia
Agapanthus
Buddleia
Caryopteris
Ceanothus
Escallonia
Grewia
Hebe - Veronica
Toyon
Lantana
Lavender
Lilac
Honeysuckle
Mahonia
Rosemary
Spirea
Statice
Annuals & Perennials:
Achillea-Yarrow All
colors
Armeria-Sea
Thrift/Pink
Astilbe-All colors
Coreopsis
Cosmos
Delphinium
Dianthus
Erysimum- Wall
Flower
Gaillardia- Blanket
Flower
Heliotrope
Lathyrus-Sweet Pea
Shrub
Lobelia
Oregano
Penstemon
Potentilla
Ranunculus
Salvia- All Varieties
ScabiosaPincushion flower
Snapdragons
Tagetes- Mexican
Marigold
Verbena
Shrubs:
Dodonea-Hopseed Eleagnus-Silverberry
Abelia Escallonia Alyogyne-Blue Hibiscus
Feijoa-Pineapple Guava
Bougainvilla- All Colors Holly-Ilex Barberry-Berberis
Junipers- most
Buddleia-Butterfly Bush
Lavatera-Mallow Buxus- Boxwood
Lavender-All
Callistemon-Bottlebrush Ceratostigma-Dwarf Plumbago Myrtus-Myrtle All Salvia-All Var.
Cistus-Rockrose Tibouchina Coprosma
Teucrium-Germander
Cotoneaster Wisteria Diosma-Breath of Heaven
Westringia-False Rosemary
Trees:
Acer-Maple Albizia-Mimosa Cedrus-Cedar
Celtis-Hackberry Cercis-Redbud Cypress-All
Fraxinus-Ash Ginko Biloba Magnolia
Grandiflora
Picea-Spruce Pine-Most Melaleuca-Cajeput
Olive-Olea Podocarpus-All Sequoia-Redwood
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HY Super Concentrate Kill•Zall II 33704
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annual weeds occur within 2 to 4 days, but perennial weeds may not occur for 7 days or more.
HY Super Concentrate Kill•Zall Weed & Grass Killer 33692
Kills weeds and grasses down to the root. Ultra formula with surfactant. Rain fast in 2 hours.
FL Rooting Powder 10639
Speeds root development. Gives cuttings a fast start. Grow new plants from cuttings of your favorite plants, including: Philodendron, Poinsettia,
Geraniums, Chrysanthemums and many other houseplants and ornamentals.
FL Weed Free Zone RTS 10527
Consistently FAST – Controls tough weeds like Clover, Plantain, Ground Ivy, Spurge and other listed weeds. Proven cool weather performance.
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Consistently FAST – Controls tough weeds like Clover, Plantain, Ground Ivy, Spurge and other listed weeds. Proven cool weather performance.
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