THE LARGEST CITRUS INVENTORY
in the Coachella Valley
THE LARGEST
CITRUS INVENTORY
in the Coachella Valley
STOP BY FOR A VISIT
We are a wholesale nursery but we are open to the public. Our loyal customers include state, county, and local government agencies, both small and large landscape contractors, developers, homeowners associations, country clubs, golf courses, gardeners, and our valued walk-in customers.
We are centrally located in the heart of the Coachella Valley’s original “Nursery Row” and we occupy 10 acres filled with over 30,000 individual plants, all acclimated to our unique desert climate. We also have a particular focus on growing high quality citrus and we have over 3,000 trees in stock. Additionally, we stock fertilizer, mulch, garden tools, and grass seed.
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
POPULAR PRODUCTS
We specialize in citrus, drought tolerant plants, and many more.
Dasylirion
Mediterranean Fan Palm
Lantana
Annual Color
Palo Verde Trees
Bougainvillea
Assorted Desert Cactus
Assorted Citrus
Sago Palms
Ficus
Hibiscus
Pittosporium
Acacia Trees
Yucca Gloriosa
Madagascar Palm
Tecoma-Capensis
TOGETHER WE MAKE A DIFFERENCE
The Underground
The underground- home of numerous different types of soils. In fact, we use the soil to house seeds, which will then grow to maturity and bear leaves, flowers, and even fruit! But every soil
What’s eating my Bougainvillea?
Bougainvilleas are fairly hardy ornamental plants that do very well in climates such as the Coachella Valley. Even though Bougainvilleas are resistant to many bugs, some insects still find this plant very attractive. Pests and Damage Aphids – feeds off tender new leaves. Its secretion can attract ants and promotes mold gowth Spider mites – Leaves dropping off the plant
Sun vs shade
As you’ve probably noticed, not all leaves are the same size. The size of the leaf depends on how many hours of sun they get. If a plant is full sun, that means it gets at least six hours of sun per day. If a plant is partial shade, that means it can get a minimum of three hours
Tip: How to lighten those heavy pots
No need to strain your back lifting those heavy pots. Try filling the bottom third of the pot with foam packing peanuts. On top of the packing peanuts, put a layer of landscape fabric. Then, add lightweight potting mix that has lots of vermiculite and peat moss. You will be surprised how much lighter that pot will be!
MS. LUCY
Ms. Lucy found us a few years ago and has since never left the nursery. She’s a customer favorite now – and we couldn’t imagine a day here without her.
To help us foster Ms. Lucy, we accept food and grooming supplies. To find out more
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