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Basil is certainly the most popular summer herb in local gardens. The warm, long days of this time of...
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Summer is upon us. Not only are temperatures rising, but so is the likelihood of a few garden pests....
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Cycads are one of the oldest living plant families. They have been around for thousands of years. They...
Yvonne Savio - LA County Horticulturist of the Year 2010
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As Busy as a Bee
Over the past few weeks we have had two or three honeybee swarms here at the nursery. If you are an...
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