by Weidners | Nov 11, 2019 | Gardening Tips, Pests & Diseases, Plant Care, What's New
Peach leaf curl, is a disease caused by the fungus Taphrina deformans. (The second name gives you a clue. Deformans) When using copper sprays. The higher the concentration of copper the more effective the spray will be. We like the Copper-based fungicides like...
by Weidners | Sep 30, 2019 | Design & Decorate, Gardening Tips, Plant Care, Uncategorized, What's New
Care is easy. Keep your Mums well-watered. If you let your Mum wilt once or twice it will forgive you and perk right back up. If you let your Mum really dry out and wilt down three or four times it may not actually, die but it will look so bad you will wish it were...
by Weidners | Aug 8, 2019 | Design & Decorate, Gardening Tips, Plant Care
Summertime is time for eating those juicy peaches and picking your blueberries. So Good! Summer time is also the time for some quick and easy tasks your fruit trees will appreciate. For more help go to the Dave Wilson Fruit Trees web site. This is the wholesale fruit...
by Weidners | Jul 26, 2019 | Gardening Tips, Plant Care
Its summertime and along comes hot weather. Here are some hot weather tips from the good folks at Weidners. First and foremost, you should look after yourself so make sure you are keeping cool. Enquiring about an air conditioning unit from one hour heating & air...
by Weidners | May 2, 2019 | Design & Decorate, Gardening Tips, Plant Care
You could easily duplicate this vivid succulent garden at Weidner’s nursery in Encinitas, CA. It’s a three-dimensional showcase of succulents superbly suited to mild, frost-free regions.* Most of the plants in this display garden are readily available, and...
by Weidners | Jan 5, 2019 | Design & Decorate, Gardening Tips, Pests & Diseases, Plant Care, What's New
Fruit Tree tasks for January and February Here are some handy hints and some fruit tree garden jobs that need to be done in January/February. The work you do now will pay off all summer long. The words we use can be confusing. When we say ‘Fruit Trees’ we are...
