It is recommended that citrus trees in California be pruned during the spring, after the threat of frost has passed and before the onset of intense summer heat. This is typically done once the tree has completed its fruiting cycle and, ideally, before the onset of flowering. However, it is important to note that the…
Are you looking to add some color and life to your garden but don’t have the time or energy for high-maintenance trees? Look no further than evergreen shrubs! These hardy plants will keep your garden green and vibrant all year round. But with so many options, deciding which shrubs are the best fit for your…
Are you looking to add some visual interest to your garden but need more space to work with? No problem! Small garden trees are an excellent option for adding year-round beauty to your landscape. These trees may not grow very tall, but they pack a big punch when it comes to adding character and charm…
Pumpkins cannot withstand cold weather, so it’s essential to plant them after the last frost date in the spring when the soil temperature is between 65-85°F and the risk of frost has passed. The best time to start growing pumpkins in California depends on your location. In warmer parts of Southern California, March or early…
The sun makes the red blossoms of summer sparkle and shine; they are fiery and bold. Bulb-grown species with high tolerance levels include hardy annuals like cannas, dahlias, and gladiolas, which provide the bulk of summer’s blooms. Even though most of them need a lot of direct sunlight, a few can thrive in partially shaded…