Ornamentals

Native California ornamentals are accustomed to our wet-winter, dry-summer climates. These plants will take hold best when planted in the Fall. This season is also a good time to make additions to your existing landscape. Trees, shrubs and other permanent plants do best when planted in the Fall. If your Bird of Paradise has already bloomed, cut the stems to the ground to keep them healthy.

Snails

Crunch, crunch, crunch, and you have not made it to the car yet. Not only are snails an annoyance, they are ready to wreak havoc on your garden and landscape. Did we mention, they are also a rats favorite food. Comb your landscape and pick up every one that you see. Dispatch of them properly. Our technicians have no great affinity for snails and will help you with your problem. Please call us to schedule a snail service today.

Roses

Your Roses have a little life left in them. You can get a winter holiday treat by deadheading and fertilizing after the Fall bloom. We can help you with our specially formulated fertilizer, give us a call and find out how.

Whiteflies

Here is another pest standing ready to muck up your beautiful landscape. With a long hose and considerable patience you may be able to handle them yourself. Just hose the little buggers off every three to four days. If you don't have the patience or the time, we are here to help you. We will gladly dispatch them with our insecticidal soap.