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Replace Your Lawn!

Back by popular demand, we are presenting our Replace Your Lawn (RYL) workshop series in a special four part installment about the basics of converting your ecologically taxing and expensive lawn into a beautiful, carefree, sustainable habitat. 

These workshops will be held Saturdays at a new time: 9 AM in the month of July.  This months' RYL series is unique because we will be hold the Session "Kill your Grass!" twice because the summer months are the best time to kill warm-season grasses, which are the most widespread grass type used for lawns in Southern California.

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All of these workshops are FREE of charge and each session lasts about an hour and a half, (depending on questions!).  Hopefully you will be able to attend each of the sessions at least once.  No reservations are required.

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*NEW* Summer Saturday Hours & Workshops

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Tree of Life Nursery is pleased to announce that we will remain open Saturday mornings this July.  Saturdays from July 3 through July 31st, we will be open to the public from 9 AM – 12 noon.

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We will also be running another session of our ever-popular Replace Your Lawn with Native Plants series.  Instead of our customary 10 o'clock start time, we will be holding these workshops at the bright early hour of 9 AM (to beat that summer heat!).

The Replace Your Lawn: Kill the Grass! session will be held twice this July, because summer is actually the best time of year to kill warm-season grasses, which are the most common lawns in Southern California.

Details about our Replace Your Lawn Workshop Series this July


Tree of Life Nursery will be closed Monday, July 5th in observance of July 4th, Independence Day.


Last Updated ( Thursday, 17 June 2010 21:54 )
 

About Tree of Life Nursery

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Over thirty years ago, Tree of Life Nursery began propagating California native plants with the notion that the developed hillsides and open spaces in the state were in desperate need of returning to their natural, beautiful forms. Today, the nursery supplies a high quality line of over 500 species and varieties for landscaping and ecological restoration at the wholesale level. Located on 40 acres of the historic Rancho Mission Viejo in San Juan Capistrano, Tree of Life Nursery, the largest native plant supplier in the state, provides a means by which California’s precious flora can return to the land.

Services offered include special orders for site-specific provenance, rare and endangered species, various sizes of containerized and bare root plants, and large quantities for restoration jobs. Tree of Life Nursery staff has extensive experience in ecological restoration, habitat enhancement and authentic landscaping. Focusing on stewardship of the land, we are truly dedicated to the concept of horticulture appropriate to this beautiful region called California.

Now, Tree of Life natives are made available to the general public through the Casa 'La Paz' Plant & Book Store, where plants and books are on display for the gardener and homeowner. Customers who discover the nursery for the first time are delighted by the natural setting and enlightened with the information that greets them when they make the trip out the Ortega Highway.

California’s unique climate, history and culture provide us with a canvas for a classic painting. Ultimately, with education and persistence, we hope to see a return to a more conservative, genuine landscape. For over twenty years, Tree of Life Nursery has been an advocate for a California that looks like it should—authentic California.

Mike Evans,CCN and Jeff Bohn

Learn more about Tree of Life Nursery through our article in icon American Nurseryman TOLN Article

Learn more about recent upgrades to our facility


 

Replace Your Lawn: Plant Selection, 30 Plants

Join us Saturday July 24 at 9 am for the Plant Selection workshop with Mike Evans.

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