
February in the Natural Garden
Our natural areas are dry, but as beautiful as ever, and our natural gardens remind us of the value of our reciprocal relationship, because when we water and nurture them, they respond in kind.
Our natural areas are dry, but as beautiful as ever, and our natural gardens remind us of the value of our reciprocal relationship, because when we water and nurture them, they respond in kind.
Learn how to plan, pot and maintain a container garden!
Learn the elements necessary to create a garden space that nurtures a connection to the natural rhythms of California through the diversity of native plants in the landscape.
“In Spanish, la querencia refers to a place on the ground where one feels secure, a place from which one’s strength of character is drawn.
Join us at Tree of Life Nursery to learn propagation techniques specifically for CA native plants with Ian Rhodes and Jackson Driscoll from Californica Nursery.
Happy New Year from all your amigos at Tree of Life! We hope your recollections from 2024 are wonderful and your hopes for 2025 will be exactly what you need to keep you moving forward towards them.
Celebrate California native plants with your favorite plant lover!
Winter takes over
Gladly shaking hands with fall
Spring watching, agrees
Sat, Jan 18, 10:00 AM Tree of Life Nursery • San Juan Capistrano, CA Free workshop Join us to learn about rainwater harvesting and bring
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.