Thursday, January 19, 2012
There's a few different kinds of gardens that you can start. One of them being a salsa garden. You can plant tomatoes, onion, cilantro, jalapenos and peppers. Another one being a herb garden, a salad garden or just the vegetables that your family prefers.
Its a great way to get your children involved. They love to eat what they plant!
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
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.
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
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.Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Now is the time you want to pre chill your bulbs. Narcissus, Crocus, Dwarf Iris, Tulips, Bearded Iris, Daffodils, Hyacinth and Muscari. Put bulbs in crisper in the refrigerator for 2-3 weeks so they get the false winter chill and then plant in warm soil.
Ranunculus bulbs will need to be soaked over night.
For the soil prep you will want to use a generous amount of organic materials such as Mulch or Bone Meal.
Thursday, September 16, 2010
- 1-50lb. Perennial Rye Seed
- 1-20lb. Fertilome new Lawn Starter AND
- 30-1cu. Steer Manure OR
- 10-3cu Forest Magic Mulch
Covers 2,500-5,000 Sq. Ft.
$119.99
Mediun Lawn Package
- 1-20lb. Perennial Rye Seed
- 1-10lb. Fertilome New Lawn Starter AND
- 15-1cu. Steer Manure OR
- 5-3cu. Forest Magic Mulch
Covers 1,000-2,000 Sq. Ft.
$62.99
Small Lawn Package
- 1-10lb. Perennial Rye Seed
- 1-4lb. Fertilome New Lawn Starter AND
- 10-1cu. Steer Manure OR
- 3-3cu. Forest Magic Mulch
Covers 500-1,000 Sq. Ft.
$39.99
Rye Seed
1 lb. - $1.99
10 lb. - $16.99
20lb. - $29.99
50lb. - $55.99


Friday, September 10, 2010
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Friday, April 9, 2010
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Monday, February 15, 2010
Garden-Your garden should be setting fruit and veggies by now. It is not to late to plant you melons and orka. Continue to fertilize and water you garden.
Grass- Its hot, By now your perennial rye is burning out, cut down your rye as low as you can. Stop the water for a few day and de thatch if necessary. Then start your regular watering and fertilizing to your hybrid Bermuda and regular Bermuda. It won't be long before you have a lush summer lawn.
De Thatching- We de thatch our lawns to thin out the build up of dead grass and rooting in the lawn. This lets water and fertilizer penetrate the ground and creates a healthy green lawn.
Fertilize- Turf Royal 21-7-14 or Southwest Green Maker 18-0-6. The Green Maker also has sulfur iron and trace elements.
Watering- Depending on your soil condition water every morning to every third morning. Make sure you water in the a.m. If you water in the p.m. you have a chance of fungus or other disease.
Weeds- Yikes, they're here! Don't let these pest get out of hand, kill them at the root when they are small. For your yard you will need to bring in a small sample and we will suggest the right product to get rid of the problem. We carry a variety of weed killer that you can use in the lawn the keep the weeds out and the grass looking good.
For your rock we will suggest a product that will be a contact killer that will also kill plants and root, this too will depend on the area you need to cover.
Pre-emergent- Let's get the pre-emergent down to kill seeds that will sprout in to weeds. We have a huge variety of pre-emergents depending on the area you need to cover.
Friday, February 12, 2010
Clearance
- Ficus Nitida
- Fan Tex Ash
- Shamel Ash
- Sissoo
- Acacia
- Evergreen Elm
$79.99
- African Sumac
- Olive Multi Trunk
- Mesquite
- Sweet Acacia
Carnations and Cineria assorted colors 4" pots are $1.99
Primrose assorted colors 8" pots are $7.99.
Come in and check out are Easy Home Garden Kits that assemble in 5 minutes!!!
Sale good thur the end of February
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Easy Home Gardening Kit

Thursday, February 26, 2009
Square Foot Gardening

Soils – use 1/3 composted mulch, 1/3 peat moss and 1/3 vermiculite. Use any of these products available at A & P Nursery. Composted mulch should be a combo of 2-3 of these products – Harvest Supreme, Amend, Rose & Flower Planting Mix, A & P Moisture Mulch and Forest Magic Mulch.A & P Nursery also has Grow Boxes available (pre-fabricated) 5 minute assembly, no screws needed. Constructed of 1”x8”x5’ lumber to create a 5’x5’ box with 14 ½” individual squares (16 squares total).
For all your gardening needs. Perfect sized for an herb garden, vegetable garden, flowers, etc. Perfect sized for starting an all organic garden. Raise your own vegetables in a proven productive system.
Harvest Supreme
* An excellent fortified natural soil amendment for all vegetable and flower gardens. Contains all-organic, long-lasting ingredients including chicken manure, bat guano and kelp meal. Helps break up clay soils and improves drainage.* Formulated to provide abundant plant nutrients, improve physical soil structure and help balance pH when mixed with existing garden soil.
Available sizes:
2.0 CF
*Acts as a natural food resource for the microorganisms and serves to keep the microbial populations in soil alive and producing.Available Sizes:
2.0 CF
Peat Moss
*Aerates plant roots by loosening heavy soil and adding body to sandy soil.*Saves water by absorbing and holding moisture.
*Reduces leaching by releasing nutrients slowly to plants over time.
Available Sizes:
3.8 CF compressed bale
2.2 CF compressed bale
*A natural forest product.*1/2” minus product comprised of wood
byproducts, green waste, and gypsum.
Available Sizes:
3.0 CF
* Specially formulated for all types of roses, promotes abundant blossoming and long life. Contains all-organic, long-lasting ingredients including alfalfa meal and worm castings.* Natural ingredients increase moisture retention of soil and improves soil porosity and promotes drainage for healthy roots.
Available Sizes:
1.5 CF
Amend
*Ideal garden soil for flowers and vegetables.* Rich in composted organic materials, including enriched Plant Food and Gypsum to soften clay soils.
* Bigger, Brighter Plants – Guaranteed!
Available Sizes:
1.5 CF
2.0 CF
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Gardening Videos
Container Herb Gardening
Germinating Seeds
Xeriscape Design
Winter Vegetable Gardening - Plant Spacing
http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=kyw_DPFU1S0
Organic Gardening - Soil Prep
http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=UY0WGBmJVNo
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
For the Novice Gardner
It’s a great time to start planting your vegetable or flower garden. The important thing about starting a garden is ground preparation. You need a good mix of 50% dirt and 50% A & P Moisture Mulch/gypsum with plant starter fertilizer as directed. A list of vegetables and flowers to plant this time of year are listed below.Kids love to start a garden. It’s very exciting for them when they can see and eat the fruits (or vegetables) of their labors. You might be surprised by the vegetables your child is willing to eat because they grew it themselves. It’s a fun idea to plant an herb garden or a salsa garden with tomatoes, peppers and cilantro. We offer a wide variety of herbs and vegetables. You can view photos of several of the herbs we offer at http://www.apnursery.com/herb.htm







