Green Acres Garden Blog

Many of us have heard about the health benefits of edible gardening, but have you ever done the math to see how much cost savings can be realized by growing your own fresh produce? Read on for ideas to grow your own edible garden in a small space and see how much money you can save.

The taste of your first homegrown tomato is pretty hard to beat and many edible gardeners look forward to this experience each summer. Our nurseries are fully stocked with plants, quality soil and amendment, organic fertilizer, sturdy cages, and irrigation supplies to get your garden off to a healthy start. Read on for planting and care guidelines to grow a thriving tomato crop in your own back yard this season.

It's tomato planting time and our nurseries are fully stocked with Wild Boar tomato varieties known for their extreme flavor and unique color combinations. Read on to learn more about varieties we're offering this year, along with tips and tricks to keep your plants healthy and thriving all summer long.

Beautiful, blooming, evergreen shrubs provide stunning color during the spring season. Plant them as accents or mass plantings, and let them thrive with filtered shade or morning sun. Choose one of the recipes below to incorporate a favorite azalea variety into your landscape. 

Temperatures are warming up and it's the perfect time to give your lawn some attention, so you'll be able to enjoy lush, green lawn this summer and beyond. Read on for lawn care tips and other helpful information for installing new sod or reseeding bare areas in your existing lawn. Talk with our in-store experts to find out the best solution to keep your lawn lush, green, and ready for play. 

African daisies (Osteospermum) are vibrant, easy-to-grow flowers that bring stunning color to any garden. Their long-lasting beauty, low maintenance needs, and drought tolerance make them a perfect choice for gardeners seeking a resilient plant.

Proven Winners annuals and perennials have returned to our nurseries this spring! Get inspired by three beautiful and easy-to-grow container combinations, perfectly suited for the Sacramento region’s climate. 

The first signs of spring are vibrant buds that start to emerge from once-dormant branches—magnolias, redbuds, and cherry blossoms, to name a few—each bursting with color to lead the way from winter to the new season.