September 1 – September 30
White Myoporum
(Myoporum Parvifolium)
A low growing, dense, and spreading evergreen ground cover that’s great for banks and slopes. This ground cover grows 3-6 inches tall and 9 feet wide. Does best in full sun. Newly planted myoporum requires water once a week and once its established it becomes drought tolerant. Blooms in spring through the summer.
Ground Cover Flat
Petunia
(Mixed color)
A 6-pk flat of petunia comes in mixed colors or one solid color. These flowers do require full sun and can tolerate high heat. They do require water once a week. They are found to be easy to grow and have a nice fragrance. They bloom from spring until frost.
Flats of 6-pks
Ornamental Plum
(Prunus Cerasifera)
A deciduous tree that goes dormant in the winter, blooms small pink flowers in the spring, and has deep red-purple leaves in the summer. They do produce small red fruit that attract birds. These trees can get 25′-30′ tall and 20′-25′ wide. They do best in full sun with well-drained soil and moderate watering.
24” Box
Anna Apple
(Malus Domestica)
A deciduous tree that grows to be 20-25 feet tall and wide with medium-large fruits that have a greenish-yellow and red skin. The trees do require full sun with well-drained soil, as well as moderate watering once a week. The fruit ripens and becomes ready to harvest in late June to early July. These apples are a popular choice for pies, apple sauce, and fresh eating due to their sweet but slightly tart flavor.
15 Gal.
Red Fuji Apple
(Malus Domestica)
A deciduous tree that grows 20-25 feet tall and 20 wide and produces red-streaked apples that ripen in October. They start to produce fruit when they are 3-5 years in age. Freshly planted trees require deep watering 2 times a week for 3 months. Once established, water once a week during spring and summer then switch to watering once a month in the fall and winter.
15 Gal.
Blenheim Apricot
(Prunus Armeniaca)
A self-pollinating deciduous tree that grows to be 15-20 feet tall and wide with medium sized fruit. The fruit becomes ready to harvest in late June and early July. The juicy fruits have a sweet but subtle tart flavor. These apricots are famous in California for its canning abilities. These trees do need full sun with well-drained soil and require water at least once a week.
15 Gal.
Pygmy Date Palm
(Phoenix Roebelenii)
A subtropical spreading palm that gets 6 and a half feet tall and 5 feet wide with fine leave and an attractive trunk. These palms are happiest in indirect sunlight or filtered sun. Once it’s established they are drought tolerant and only require water once a week during the spring and summer and require less water during the fall and winter.
15 Gal.
Santa Rosa Plum
(Prunus Salicina)
A deciduous tree that grows to be 25 feet tall and 20 feet wide and produces large red-purple plums. These trees can tolerate high heat as well as cold temperatures. These trees are self-pollinated meaning you don’t need to get two in order to get a harvest. This variety of plum can start producing fruit once it’s 3-5 years of age. Fruit should be ready to harvest in the summer months. They do require at least an inch of water a week.
15 Gal.
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