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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 carry 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
Ficus benjamina
The Ficus benjamina, otherwise known as “Weeping Fig” or “Ficus tree” is one of the most popular plants, so popular in fact that many who have never stepped foot in a garden have heard
Water Your Soul
Many people take great joy in gardening. Whether it be for the aesthetic, the opportunity to bond with a friend, or to get outside and soak up the sun, different people find different reasons to grow plants and flowers at their homes. But could there be other possible benefits to gardening? Surveys have shown that those who participate in
When Carbs are Good
Many of those who attempt to have a low carb diet will eat vegetables thinking they are avoiding those nasty carbs. And in a way, they are. But little do they know that the majority of all plants is carbohydrates. So why then are plants like spinach and kale so healthy for us if they are high in carbohydrates
Five Common Soil Types
Sandy to the touch the sandy soil type is very gritty Can’t hold water Plants cannot keep nutrition Light to work with and warms up quickly in spring Silty Silty soil is smooth to the touch Holds moisture Very good at holding nutrition Soil stays cold Drains poorly Clay Clay has small particles making it easy to store water
