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San Diego Gardens December 2023

SAN DIEGO GARDENS DECEMBER 2023 Pam Fraser. Picture of a table covered with potted house plants.

Because of our wonderful weather, San Diego gardens continue to grow year-round. December is a great time to add bare-root plants, native wildflowers and cool-season annuals and vegetables.

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San Diego Gardens February 2023

San Diego Gardens February 2023 Pam Fraser weeds with rain drops

While many people are waiting for snow to melt or weather to warm so they can get back into their gardens, we San Diego gardeners are lucky to enjoy our gardens year-round. Spring is just around the corner, and there’s plenty to do now to get ready for it.

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San Diego Garden Tips December 2022

San Diego Gardening Tips December 2022 Pam Fraser conifer branches after a rain

While we pray for rain in our San Diego gardens this month, continue to add cool-season annuals and vegetables, plant native wildflowers, and pull those pesky weeds.

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San Diego Garden Tips January 2022

San Diego Garden Tips January 2022 Pam Fraser Echeveria
Echeveria

January can be a busy time in San Diego gardens. It’s bare-root planting time. Plus you can still plant winter annuals and cool-season vegetables and start planting summer bulbs. Here are some January gardening tips for a beautiful yard year-round.

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San Diego Gardening Tips January 2021

San Diego Gardening Tips January 2021 Pam Fraser Grevillea
Grevillea

While many in this country are dealing with inclement weather, we lucky San Diego County residents are able to garden year-round. It’s a great time for both planting and yard cleanup. Prune and spray dormant trees and roses. And, if it rains, control weeds. Here are some San Diego gardening tips to beautify your winter garden.

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