All about planting fall vegetables
July 29, 2022
Fall Edible Gardening
Vegetable gardening is not just a spring pursuit, friends. Early fall is an ideal time to plant cool season vegetables, greens, and root crops. Not only… Read More 
Gardener's Blog
How to enjoy your garden during times of drought
July 28, 2022
All of us are facing drought conditions that may or may not change in the next couple of months.
Below are tips to help you conserve water… Read More 
Plant winter squash
July 25, 2022
"Winter squashes are the forgotten vegetables. Almost no vegetable is as easy to grow or keep. With fertile soil, full sun, and ample water, vines take… Read More 
Gnat troubles
July 17, 2022
Dear Garden Guru,
I’m hoping that you are able to help me. I have a gnat problem in one of my indoor houseplants. I have tried everything… Read More 
Fire Resistant Garden Designs
July 15, 2022
We've developed a few garden design layouts for a 6’ x 10’ space. These designs are ideal for replacing an old, established Juniper for instance (their… Read More 
Plants for pollinators!
July 8, 2022
There are many plants that will attract pollinators to your garden - butterflies, bees (many varieties besides the bumble and honeybee), and other beneficial insects such… Read More 
Webinar: Create a Pollinator Habitat
July 6, 2022
Want to create a buzz-worthy pollinator garden? Think Mason bees live in jars? Liz Whiteford and Kath Cook from Contra Costa Master Gardeners will discuss the… Read More 
All about Agastache & Aeonium
July 2, 2022
Agastache (pronounced ah-gas-TAH-kee-whew!)
This perennial herb (also Sloat's plant pick of the month) is also called “Hummingbird Mint” or “Anise Hyssop”, the flower spikes not only attract… Read More
This week’s webinar outline
June 20, 2022
Webinar: Create a Pollinator Habitat
Want to create a buzz-worthy pollinator garden? Think Mason bees live in jars? Liz Whiteford and Kath Cook from Contra Costa Master… Read More 
How to Build a Rain Garden
June 19, 2022
Slow rain down, spread it out, and soak it in! The purpose of a rain garden is to reduce rainwater runoff.
Rain gardens (also known as… Read More Curious if we have your favorite plant or product in stock? Call one of our locations directly and we'll be happy to check.
