Important Announcement about Tree of Life Nursery
“Take care of the land, and the land will take care of you.”
— Margarita Petra Maria de la Concepcion 'Daisy' O'Neill (1879-1981)
From the blog
December in the Natural Garden
December is too early to predict a seasonal rainfall total, but since we are starting so dry, in regards to this month’s garden tasks, we should probably plan for a dry year. There is no rain in sight on the long term forecast for the remainder of the year. Just beautiful sunny days, enviable for the rest of the country, and impossible for us, without imported water.
November in the Natural Garden
The days are markedly shorter, the nights cooler, and our winter gear can soon make its way into our wardrobes for daily use. Our plants are in transition too, breathing a sigh of relief after those brutal heat waves last summer. Native plants literally spring to new life with the first rains, and fall weather signals them to open their little doors and windows for winter moisture to come in.
GRATITUDE
A person finds joy in giving an apt reply
And how good is a timely word.
Proverbs 15:23 NIV
Experience Tree of Life Nursery
Every month we invite you to learn with us and honored guests for Tree of Life Workshops. Topics range from landscape design to natural history of California.
Upcoming Events
Winter Watercolor Workshop with Emyle Rogers
Saturday, December 14, 10 – 11 am PST. Doors at 9:30 am Ages 12+ $45 a person Join us to create a California Winter scene in
CA Native Plants for School Gardens WORKSHOP
Saturday, December 7, 2024 10:00 am Presentation by: Cerritos College CA Native Plant Sanctuary Discover the benefits of CA native plants in your school or
Guided Plant and Bird Talk w/ Cat Waters
The Wanted List: Please join us and enjoy a morning at Tree of Life as we learn about the top 10 birds in our area and the top 10 plants that attract them.
This workshop, led by Cat Waters, will be an interactive adventure!
We look forward to seeing you!
OUR MISSION
Mission
To embody the spirit of California in native plant culture.
Values
People. Places. Plants.
Be fair to everyone; customers, staff, suppliers, colleagues, & associates.
Work to preserve, restore, beautify, and celebrate California’s natural beauty everywhere..
Speak the language of California’s native plants and consistently propagate, produce, and provide them to the benefit of people and places.
Goals
Promote gardens in attractive accessible settings that showcase the essence of California’s natural beauty, so everyone can experience the authentic feel of our wild places.