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Bougainvillea – Shrub
There are many varieties and colors of Bougainvillea shrubs. The foliage is bright to deep green and most are 3 – 5 feet tall by 4 – 5 feet wide. Colors come in LaJolla Red, Raspberry Ice, Gold, Rosenka Peach, Royal Purple, and Pearl. The Raspberry Ice variety has variegated … Read More
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Bougainvillea Vine
There are many varieties and colors of Bougainvillea vines. The foliage is bright to deep green and may reach 30 feet. Vines are staked and come in colors of Brazil Purple and Royal Purple, Gold and Rainbow Gold, Orange, Pink, and White.
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Brown Patch
Brown areas or rings occur in warm weather in over fertilzed lawns with thick thatch layers. Treat with Fungaway.
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Brussels Sprouts
Plant Brussels Sprouts 24 inches apart in rich soil in a full sun area. Provide steady, consistent moisture, fertilizing a month after planting. This cabbage family vegetable requires a long growing season of 80 days or more and is more successful when grown for a fall or early winter harvest.
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Bud Drop
Causes of bud drop can be late frosts, soil that is too rich or poorly drained, over watering, under watering, and low humidity. Bud drop can be avoided by protecting your plant from these conditions.
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Cactus Area
Yuccas, golden barrels, ocotillos, aloes, saguaros, hedgehogs, prickly pears, agaves and more grown locally at our Nursery and Tree Farm.
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Cactus Juice
This is a liquid fertilizer ideal for cactus and succulents. Contains cactus loving calcium.
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Cactus Mix
Use Cactus Mix to raise strong, thriving cactus and succulent plants. Using a natural slow-release plant food, this mix offers an outstanding medium for either planting or re-potting cactus and similar succulent plants. It is composed of organic compost, coarse horticultural sand, vermiculite and sphagnum peat moss. Use this product … Read More
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Cankers
Cankers are dark, sunken spots formed on stems and crowns, caused by fungi in the soil. As the cankers enlarge, the stems collapse and the foliage wilts and dies. To reduce the threat of fungal disease, keep plants on the dry side, avoid overcrowding, and plant in beds where there … Read More
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Cash Register Sales Office
A picture from back in the day, circa 2007 We accept cash, debit cards, Visa, Mastercard, and Discover credit cards.
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Chelate Iron
If you notice your plants turning yellow, this could be iron deficiency. Chelate Iron corrects iron deficiency in plants.
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Chlorosis
Chlorosis is the yellowing of new leaves due to an iron deficiency. Treat with Chelated Iron.
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Citrus Food
This fertilizer for Citrus trees is used for established trees in February, May, and September in Phoenix. Its blend of nitrogen, phosphoric acid, potash, and other micro nutrients is the most complete food for growing citrus, designed for Southwestern soils.
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Citrus Tree
Water requirements are based on canopy size. The first sign of water stress is leaf curling. They are a full sun tree, but in the summer months use a tree wrap or tree paint to prevent sunburn. Elgin Nursery and Tree Farm sells premium quality citrus trees in several varieties. … Read More
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Citrus Tree – Cocktail
This fruit bearing evergreen tree is a common sight in the Phoenix area. Any two or three citrus trees can be grafted to make a Cocktail Citrus, producing different fruits from a single tree. The most successful cocktail trees are the Lemon Lime Cocktail tree and Cocktail Grapefruit, which is … Read More
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Citrus Tree – Tangelo
The Tangelo is a cold tolerant citrus created by crossing a grapefruit with a tangerine. It is a juicy fruit with a mild and sugary sweet flavor. Arizona tangelos have a slightly pebbled texture, very few seeds, and a tight fitting rind. Minneola and Orlando are tangelo varieties we sell. … Read More
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Citrus Tree Area
Looking for citrus trees? Most of our 5 gallon citrus are along the fence in front of our parking lot. Don’t see what you are looking for? Any sales person will be happy to help you. They can direct you to our larger sizes.
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Cloud Cover
Cloud Cover reduces water loss and protects plants from environmental extremes such as wind, winter cold, and summer heat. It can reduce transplant shock, keeping plants from drying out before their root systems develop.
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Como Plantar y Cuidar Los Arboles y Arbustos
en major plantar un árbol o arbusto cuando la raiz este húmeda (no empapada). Si es posible, riege sus plantas 24 horas antes de plantar.
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Companion Planting
Companion planting is a concept that calls for planting two kinds of plants in a bed to discourage insects from attacking one of the two. The most common example is planting marigolds in the vegetable garden. Certain soil loving nematodes attack the roots of vegetables; marigold roots secrete a substance … Read More
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Concrete Art Gallery
Many choices that make a unique addition to your landscape. Inventory from local artisans arriving weekly. Pictured items may not always be in stock.
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Cottonseed Meal
Down to Earth Cottonseed Meal is used to feed plants that thrive in lower pH soils, such as berries, flowering shrubs and evergreen trees. DTE Cottonseed Meal is a high quality plant derived source of nitrogen and can be applied throughout the growing season to promote green growth and optimum … Read More
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Crickets
Crickets are nocturnal insects, smaller than grasshoppers, which develop underground for 2-4 years. Male crickets chirp in a high pitch tone. Crickets lay eggs in the soil and in plant stems, causing serious damage to plants. Use a granular treatment of `Kill A Bug` if treating in a garden or … Read More
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Cultivator by Corona
A light weight, polished aluminum tool with a cushioned grip. This cultivator has 3 rigid tines to penetrate hard ground.
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Cupgrass
Also called wiregrass, cupgrass is native to southern Arizona. It has hairless stems, the leaf blades are flat and smooth, 1/2″ wide and 2-5 inches long. When mature Southwest cupgrass is 1-4 feet tall, bright green stems have two to five joints where rooting sometimes occurs. The flowering portion has … Read More
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Daisy
(Leucanthemum maximum)
(Gerbera jamesonii)
(Argyranthemum frutescens)
(Osteospermum)
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Dead Bug Brew
Captain Jack’s Dead Bug Brew contains a bacteria that caterpillars will ingest and then die. It works very well on worms and caterpillars without harming beneficial insects. Bonide Captain Jack’s Dead Bug Brew is approved for organic gardening to control a wide range of insect pests, including bagworms, borers, beetles, … Read More
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Deep Drip Watering Stake
Green King Watering Stakes are designed to efficiently and effectively water your trees, shrubs, and plants directly at the roots. They help conserve up to 50% of your outdoor water use by avoiding water loss due to evaporation and run-off. The stakes also allow you to aerate and fertilize the … Read More
