Gardening Question from John: Hello Pat! I bought a house on the top of a hill in Pasadena that has no trees on the west side of the property. The sun blasts that side of the house in the afternoons and our temperatures can get up to 105 degrees. Can you suggest a fast growing […]
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Archive for Planting California Native Plants
Drought Tolerant Fast Growing Flowering Tree
Posted by Pat Welsh
· Monday,
March
7th,
2016
at 12:10 PM
8 Comments
Categories : California Natives, Trees
Here is the way to plant native plants (Best time to plant: in November) Native plants like best to be planted in plain, native, un-amended soil. Amended soil where garden plants have grown is not the best environment for native plants because native plants are sensitive to fungi and other pathogens that have been brought […]
Categories : California Natives, November
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