The lawn is so over: Beautiful alternatives to consider.
Removing turf grass with other water-wise plants is a drought conscious option that seems to be catching on. Consider one of these eco alternatives.
In the spotlight: Sacred Space Gardens.
We never take for granted the great community of landscape professionals that count on us. In this post, we shine our spotlight on Sacred Space Gardens.
Supporting the art and science of western horticulture.
We value giving back and supporting the community of landscape professionals that we serve every day. This includes the Pacific Horticulture Society (PHS).
Supporting tomorrow’s green leaders at Garden Feast.
We recently sponsored and helped organize the Garden Feast event at the San Francisco Botanical Garden. The event generated awareness of the Youth Education Program and raised revenue to support it.
Acres of inspiration await you.
One of the easiest ways to get inspired about a new project is to walk around our growing grounds. It’s guaranteed to reinvigorate your creative spirit and spark a new idea or two for an upcoming project or installation.
In a drought, go native with your installation
In a drought stricken environment like this, what’s a landscape pro to do when your project’s success depends on life-giving water? Just go native.
Pacific Nurseries sponsors the SF Flower & Garden Show.
Pacific Nurseries will be co-sponsoring the San Francisco Flower & Garden Show as they have done for the last 10 years.
Order $750 or more online for Free Plant Delivery.
Place an Online Plant Material Order of $750 or more between Feb 1 and Feb 28, 2014 and we’ll deliver your plants right to your job site for FREE.
Gentle Giant wins an iPad in our survey promotion.
John Herbert of Gentle Giant’s Landscape & Gardening Services was the lucky winner of a FREE Apple iPad Mini from Pacific Nurseries.
APLD Landscape Design conference rolls into Motown.
The annual APLD conference provided great opportunities for networking and sharing trade techniques while attendees earned CED units to meet their annual requirements.
