The Luxe of Layers: A Look into this Hillside Garden

To see the entire garden and learn more lessons you can steal, read the story from Sunset magazine here.

2017-08-31 12:18:00

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Shay Smith

2017-09-06 03:34:29

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Ken Armstead

2017-09-07 09:32:30

Hello Kate, I thank you for your fall planting tips. I'm plant savvy !

Dianna Zampieri

2017-09-07 14:44:28

I'm looking for a small native tree that can withstand the extreme weather in NW Kansas. Suggestions?

Kate Karam

2017-09-11 13:21:24

I think you'll find lots of choices at your local garden center. Here are a few to consider: Redbud, Pagoda Dogwood, American hazelnut, highbush cranberry viburnum, American hornbeam (my favorite!)

Donna Smith

2017-09-08 20:17:38

I love Daisy's. I have some established but am moving actoss town. It too two years. Can I transplant now or Early Pct with success? Also early summer they bloomed well. But did not continue to bloom. Advice Do they need more nutrients or acid than normal fertilizer Thanks

Kate Karam

2017-09-11 13:07:59

Hi Donna--let's take each of these separately! --fall is the best time for transplanting as long as you've not had a killing or hard frost. The sooner the better. --as for bloom, it could be that the variety you have is an early season bloomer! That said, no matter the variety, we always recommend cutting back by 1/3 after the plant has finished flowering. This encourages air circulation, new stems, and more flowers. --these are not hungry plants. A dose of fertilizer for flowering plants (the middle number will be higher) in the spring and right after the first flush of blooms should be enough. Hope this helps.

Carol Sandow

2017-09-09 07:54:10

Always love receiving the updates and helpful hints.

Melody Karbley

2017-09-11 06:46:22

Barberry is a very invasive plant. It reseeds and is carried everywhere by birds. It should not be sold!

Raymond Webbe

2017-09-17 11:54:25

Does Monrovia offer landscape design. If provided a layout sketch.

Judy Dawson

2017-09-21 07:32:12

I ordered ten DarkStar Creeping Oregon Grapes from my nursery at Eisley's in Auburn California. They can't give me status for two weeks. I was hoping to get them sooner than two weeks.

Ronald weiss

2017-10-03 14:32:20

Is there a weed killer which I can apply to dymondia and. Which will not kill the dynondia? I have planted about thirty flats so I have a large area to treat. Hand weeding is not a practical solution.

Paul Stroff

2017-10-10 11:38:07

Help--we live in Rancho Mission Viejo and our soil is pretty poor, a lot of clay, so fairly slow drainage. All plants are perenials, with 2 dwarf citrus trees, my question is what would be an appropriate watering schedule. we have water bids by every plant/tree.

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