Treez Pleeze!

• Posted on 22 September 2022
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All the fall favorites you’ve been looking for have arrived…including fruit trees!

As of 8:04p Thursday, it becomes official:  Autumn Arrives.  It has arrived with full fanfare.  It has proven to be a very marked change.  Two signposts that can’t be ignored: Cool temperatures and sunshine.  While we’ve just come off of a couple of late-season scorchers, we enter this autumnal equinox with sufficient moisture.  With the ample rainfall of the previous weeks, the soil is right for digging and for conquering those botanical interests in your garden.  We have a selection of almost everything you could possibly want/need for your garden! Don’t forget to use Native Trees and Native Shrubs and pollinator friendly perennials.

Fall is tree planting time!  We have received a record number of trucks; providing you a vast selection of all types of trees.  Search our Treez Pleeze here!

Your fruiting center:  Fruit trees, fruiting plants and nut trees.  An entire truckload has arrived.  This is one of the largest assortment of fruiting plants we have ever had.  The list is far too numerous to name individually, but you can check our inventory online by clicking here for: Fruits and Nuts or here for: Edible berries and Vines.  If you don’t immediately see what you’re looking for, check back; we’re updating our inventory continuously!

Monrovia.  The largest grower of quality nursery stock in the USA, and we are privileged to provide more of their quality plants to our area than anyone else.  Because of our more than 50-year business relationship with Monrovia, we are able to obtain the entire spectrum of plants that thrive in our area from their four growing facilities located in: California, Oregon, Georgia, or Connecticut. View Japanese maples here, Large conifers here; small conifers here.  

Lastly, fall color.  We are stocked: pansies, snapdragons , violas, Swiss chard, ornamental cabbage and kale, as well as a multitude of other pretties.  For dazzling color throughout the cool season, remove your summer annuals and plant for fall!

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David Bates