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Our Favorite Bulb Companions

Try some of our favorite spring-blooming bulbs, and mix with companion plants that will make your bulbs stand out. You don’t need to dig a huge hole to plant them, and the combinations are endless. 
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Large Ginkgo Tree

Top Legacy Trees for Sacramento

There’s something majestic about an old legacy tree. And planting a tree is a big decision. It’s likely the tree you plant today will survive for generations to come. Why not plant a tree that will leave a legacy of health and beauty?
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The Grass Is Always Greener …

Learn about ordering sod from our stores and online. We offer fresh sod, grown locally by Delta Bluegrass Company in Stockton. During spring months, we order fresh sod Monday through Saturday and make it available for walk-in purchases, while supplies last. As the weather heats up, gets wet or very cold, we keep less on hand—and order as needed—to maintain fresh quality. 
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cool season vegetables

4 Simple Steps to Prep for Fall Veggies

With the cooler weather, aren’t you just itching to get out there in the garden? Well, now’s an ideal time for planting cool-season vegetables: lettuce, kale, peas, beets, and chard. And we’ve got four simple steps to prep for planting beds. 
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Japanese Maple Tree

Fall Is for Planting Trees

Have you been thinking about upgrading your home’s landscape with a new tree or two? Fall is the perfect time to plant trees and shrubs. Read on for benefits of trees, and planting & watering tips.
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Sod Care

Learn to care for your new sod during the first two weeks and beyond. We have tips for watering, and when to mow & fertilize for success.
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Purple flowers near sprinkler system

Irrigation Efficiency

Irrigation efficiency is not only key to water conservation, it is also key to the health of your plants.

Inefficient irrigation is a common cause of plants succumbing to pests and disease. Be sure to water the depth of the root zone every time, and let the soil dry out a few inches below the surface before watering again. 

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