Choosing the Right Fruit Tree for Your Garden

Choosing the Right Fruit Tree for Your Garden

By Julian | January 5, 2017

Dreaming of plucking fresh fruit right from your backyard? Planting and growing fruit trees can be straightforward and rewarding if you choose the right tree and plant at the optimal time. Here’s how to select the perfect fruit tree for your garden and enjoy delicious, healthy snacks directly from the branch. 1. Assess Your Soil…

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The Essential Guide to Olive Tree Care

By Julian | January 4, 2017

Olive trees, with their lush spread and towering height of up to 30 feet, are a symbol of the Mediterranean’s rich flora. These splendid trees have found a second home in California, flourishing under its sunny skies and mild weather. Olive trees not only add a touch of elegance to landscapes but also bear the…

Pruning During Frost Season? Stop!

By Julian | December 28, 2016

It’s officially winter and many of us are off from work, kicking back, relaxing with some egg nog and sleeping off the holiday meals. But for us gardeners, there is one very important task you can’t skip over during your “off” time. We are talking about FROST. A cold hard frost can be devastating to…

Identifying and Managing Garden Snails and Slugs

Identifying and Managing Garden Snails and Slugs

By Julian | December 27, 2016

Cool, wet weather, like what we experience in January, creates ideal conditions for garden snails and slugs to thrive. These pests are known for damaging a variety of plants by feeding on their leaves, as well as ripening fruits and vegetables. Common victims include lettuce, basil, broccoli, and strawberries. It’s important to note that an…

How To Organically Control Snails and Slugs in the Garden

By Julian | December 27, 2016

A typical San Jose January brings cool, wet weather which provides perfect conditions for slugs and snails to attack your gardens – and they are especially damaging in shady gardens. The severity of the damage from snails and slugs could really depend on the type of slug or snail that you are dealing with. Be…

Why Removing Deadwood Is Worth Every Penny

By Julian | December 2, 2016

As we discussed in our previous blog on how to winterize trees, we explained that a tree is still alive and needs to remain healthy during dormant season. Removing deadwood is a vital part of the tree winterizing process.   Let’s discuss why we remove deadwood from trees… Deadwood removal is preventative tree care. It…

There’s A Big Pay-off to Planting Summer Bulbs Now

By Julian | November 30, 2016

It’s the most wonderful time, of the year! As we hang mistletoe, place our perfectly bright red poinsettias around the hearth, and fill the home with the sweet aroma of holiday dishes, we are also thinking of another important holiday tradition  – planting summer bulbs! Wait? What? Planting summer bulbs?! Gardeners across the US baffle…

Brrrr…It’s About Time to Winterize Your Trees!

By Julian | November 14, 2016

Winter is a difficult time for a tree. Trees may look inactive going into winter but the fact is they continue to regulate their metabolism and only slow down some physiological activities. Trees still continue to slowly grow roots, respire, and take in water and nutrients during the dormant stage. A dormant tree still needs…

Clean Gutters Before They Clean Out Your Bank Account

By Julian | October 28, 2016

Gutters. They are out of sight, and out of mind. Unlike major aesthetic parts of your home – a large outdoor fire pit, for example – gutters are a part of the house that most people don’t spend much time thinking about or looking at. The problem is that, much like a healthy heart, things…

The 411 on Green Roofs for Your Home

By Julian | September 12, 2016

It’s not always possible for people to take extended breaks from modern life, but more and more people are looking for ways to bring elements of nature closer to home. One of the ways homeowners are looking to create financially and environmentally viable living spaces is through the installation of “green” roofs. So, what is…

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