By now your garden should be well established. Its not to late to plant melons, okra, peppers, squash and most of your herbs. You will want to start scalping down your lawn to burn out the winter rye. Summer annuals are coming in. Now is a good time to start planting them so they're well established by the time the hot summer days start. Its always a good time to use preemergence on your gravel area. We have a wide varieties to choose from. This will keep seeds from germinating in your rocks. We also have a wide variety of weed killer to control your weeds that have already pop out.

If you have not cut back your roses you will want to do it immediately!

Now is the time to also cut back your trees and shrubs that have been affected by the frost! You should also be fertilizing your trees, shrubs, citrus and lawns to get them looking good for the spring and summer. We carry a variety of tree and shrub food which is specifically made for the southwest area.

All of our vegetables and herbs are in and it's the perfect time to start your spring garden! We have a large varieties of annuals that are in! Fresh bedding coming in 3 times a week.

Spring is almost here, now is the time to get your garden soil prepared. Work in a good Mulch or Compost such as A&P Moisture Mulch, Harvest Supreme, Peat Moss, Manure or a combo of any of the above product with a 1/2 Mulch or Compost , 1/2 native soil mix along with bone meal and Gypsum. Bone Meal at the rate of 5 to 7 lbs per 100 square foot. Gypsum 40lbs per 250 square foot.
Blend altogether and you are ready to plant. If you have an existing garden refresh it with some new Mulch or Compost and bone meal and you are ready to plant.

If you want your winter rye to look vibrate green and lush then it is very important to be on a schedule with your fertilizing. You will want to fertilize your winter rye every 4-6 weeks depending on your soil conditions and watering habits. If your grass has a slight yellow look to it then its time to fertilize or cut back on your watering. People tend to over water their winter rye. You should only be watering it 2-3 times a week.