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~ June ~
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06/07/2008
9:00 am
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"Gardening Naturally" Series #4 Plants for our Climate
Our new, much anticipated series for novice to experienced gardeners who want to learn how to garden with nature, not against it. Gardeners throughout southern California are taking a fresh look at what a landscape ought to be- - and what many of us now want is a garden that is friendly to the environment, does not pollute the water supply, follows organic principles and echoes our climate and lifestyle.
Gardening is changing. We are more aware today of what goes into our gardens (the plants, water, fertilizers, pest controls, etc.) and what leaves our gardens (water runoff, green waste, pollutants, etc.).
Roger's Gardens, its staff and its customers will be the leader of this new spirit of responsible, sustainable and climate appropriate gardening.
Wendy and Ron, both plant fanatics, will show new exciting plants from around the world that are perfect for our climate. Learn new combinations of colors, textures and foliage in the ground or in containers. |
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06/28/2008
9:00 am
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Water Conservation with Doug Kent
Check back soon for updates about this event |
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~ July ~
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07/12/2008
9:00 am
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"Gardening Naturally" Series #5 Using Water Wisely
Our new, much anticipated series for novice to experienced gardeners who want to learn how to garden with nature, not against it. Gardeners throughout southern California are taking a fresh look at what a landscape ought to be- - and what many of us now want is a garden that is friendly to the environment, does not pollute the water supply, follows organic principles and echoes our climate and lifestyle.
Gardening is changing. We are more aware today of what goes into our gardens (the plants, water, fertilizers, pest controls, etc.) and what leaves our gardens (water runoff, green waste, pollutants, etc.).
Roger's Gardens, its staff and its customers will be the leader of this new spirit of responsible, sustainable and climate appropriate gardening.
It's surprisingly simple to save water. Learn about swales, hydrozones, rotator nozzles, netafim, dry wells, permeability, smart controllers, rain barrels, percolation, ET and more, using our gardens as an example. |
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~ August ~
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08/02/2008
9:00 am
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"Gardening Naturally" Series #6 Maintaining a Healthy Garden
Our new, much anticipated series for novice to experienced gardeners who want to learn how to garden with nature, not against it. Gardeners throughout southern California are taking a fresh look at what a landscape ought to be- - and what many of us now want is a garden that is friendly to the environment, does not pollute the water supply, follows organic principles and echoes our climate and lifestyle.
Gardening is changing. We are more aware today of what goes into our gardens (the plants, water, fertilizers, pest controls, etc.) and what leaves our gardens (water runoff, green waste, pollutants, etc.).
Roger's Gardens, its staff and its customers will be the leader of this new spirit of responsible, sustainable and climate appropriate gardening.
We'll outline the basic principles of maintaining a garden. "Less is More" when caring for a California Friendly garden. You will learn a new approach to maintaining your healthy garden. Less work and less time! |
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~ September ~
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09/06/2008
9:00 am
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"Gardening Naturally" Series #7 Compost for your Garden
Our new, much anticipated series for novice to experienced gardeners who want to learn how to garden with nature, not against it. Gardeners throughout southern California are taking a fresh look at what a landscape ought to be- - and what many of us now want is a garden that is friendly to the environment, does not pollute the water supply, follows organic principles and echoes our climate and lifestyle.
Gardening is changing. We are more aware today of what goes into our gardens (the plants, water, fertilizers, pest controls, etc.) and what leaves our gardens (water runoff, green waste, pollutants, etc.).
Roger's Gardens, its staff and its customers will be the leader of this new spirit of responsible, sustainable and climate appropriate gardening.
It's easy to turn your garden waste into gold for your garden. In simple terms, we will show you how to start composting now as well as how to make even better compost; then how to use it to grow a healthier garden. |
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~ October ~
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10/04/2008
9:00 am
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"Gardening Naturally" Series #8 Fall is for Planting
Our new, much anticipated series for novice to experienced gardeners who want to learn how to garden with nature, not against it. Gardeners throughout southern California are taking a fresh look at what a landscape ought to be- - and what many of us now want is a garden that is friendly to the environment, does not pollute the water supply, follows organic principles and echoes our climate and lifestyle.
Gardening is changing. We are more aware today of what goes into our gardens (the plants, water, fertilizers, pest controls, etc.) and what leaves our gardens (water runoff, green waste, pollutants, etc.).
Roger's Gardens, its staff and its customers will be the leader of this new spirit of responsible, sustainable and climate appropriate gardening.
Fall is the perfect season for gardening in Southern California. This is when smart gardeners really get busy. You'll learn the keys to "cool season gardening" and we'll give you a clear road map to the next few months. |
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~ November ~
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11/01/2008
9:00 am
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"Gardening Naturally" Series #9 Adding Natives to your Garden
Our new, much anticipated series for novice to experienced gardeners who want to learn how to garden with nature, not against it. Gardeners throughout southern California are taking a fresh look at what a landscape ought to be- - and what many of us now want is a garden that is friendly to the environment, does not pollute the water supply, follows organic principles and echoes our climate and lifestyle.
Gardening is changing. We are more aware today of what goes into our gardens (the plants, water, fertilizers, pest controls, etc.) and what leaves our gardens (water runoff, green waste, pollutants, etc.).
Roger's Gardens, its staff and its customers will be the leader of this new spirit of responsible, sustainable and climate appropriate gardening.
Incorporating California's native plants into your garden just makes sense. They are perfectly adapted to our climate and soil. Using natives, supports the natural environment and encourages wildlife. We'll discuss the plant choices, how to use them and some simple, but unique, planting and maintenance instructions. |
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~ December ~
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12/06/2008
9:00 am
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"Gardening Naturally" Series #10 Attracting Birds, Butterflies and Wildlife
Our new, much anticipated series for novice to experienced gardeners who want to learn how to garden with nature, not against it. Gardeners throughout southern California are taking a fresh look at what a landscape ought to be- - and what many of us now want is a garden that is friendly to the environment, does not pollute the water supply, follows organic principles and echoes our climate and lifestyle.
Gardening is changing. We are more aware today of what goes into our gardens (the plants, water, fertilizers, pest controls, etc.) and what leaves our gardens (water runoff, green waste, pollutants, etc.).
Roger's Gardens, its staff and its customers will be the leader of this new spirit of responsible, sustainable and climate appropriate gardening.
Why not make your garden a wildlife habitat that supports songbirds, butterflies, hummingbirds and other wildlife? Learn simple design ideas that will make your garden more attractive to a wide range of wildlife. |
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