Randi’s Plant Palettes (PDF from YouTube Design Talk)
September 1, 2022
Check out Tree of Life’s in-house designers favorite plant palettes!
Category: Plant Communities
Coastal Gardening
July 28, 2020
Listed here are just some of the many plants that will give your garden it’s sense of place, identifying it as a coastal California paradise.
Dry Shade
July 15, 2020
When landscaping unirrigated shady areas, such as under oak trees, you will enjoy a much greater success level by choosing the appropriate plant material. Here is a list of various drought-tolerant plants to select from to add just the right touch to that dark spot.
Press Release: Rare Gall Discovered
April 1, 2010
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEAPRIL 1, 2010 Rare stem gall discovered on native plant. Nursery owners are shocked and delighted. April 1, 2010, San Juan Capistrano. The
Resources
March 31, 2010
Sage Advice In response to these and other frequently asked questions, we have written some articles about different topics pertaining to California native plants. Landscape
Spring into Summer!
June 9, 2009
The days have become warmer and we are all enjoying longer hours of daylight… including your native plants in the landscape! You may have noticed
Habitat Gardening Series April 2009
March 25, 2009
Do you remember the look on the face of a six year old who watches a butterfly flit from flower to flower? Or have you
Summer Flowers – Southwest Plants
May 21, 2008
Our native plants, like all the Mediterranean-climate-zone plants, tend to grow during the Winter rainy season, flower in the Spring, and then go into “conservation
Case Study: Borderfield Restoration Projects
March 13, 2008
On Thursday, June 2, 2005, Tree of Life delivered a final installment of container plants to Borderfield State Park in San Diego County. The project
Shady Native Color – Ribes aureum, Rhamnus ilicifolia, Iris douglasiana, Heuchera sp.
December 13, 2007
Shady Native Color At Tree of Life we want to help brighten up those shady areas of your home garden or landscape. Why not plant