Spring Hill
Nursery & Gardens
est. 1997

Spring Hill Nursery & Gardens est. 1997Spring Hill Nursery & Gardens est. 1997Spring Hill Nursery & Gardens est. 1997

Spring Hill
Nursery & Gardens
est. 1997

Spring Hill Nursery & Gardens est. 1997Spring Hill Nursery & Gardens est. 1997Spring Hill Nursery & Gardens est. 1997
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    • Plant Products
      • Berries
      • Bush Cherries
      • Conifers
      • Dogwoods
      • Currants, Gojis & Goose
      • Fruit and Nut Trees
      • Flowering & Shade Trees
      • Japanese Maples
      • Grapes & Kiwi Vines
      • Rhododendrons and Azaleas
      • Roses
      • Misc Info and Education
    • Events
    • Passionate Gardener
    • About Us
    • Inspiration & Education
    • Photos
  • Home
  • Plant Products
    • Berries
    • Bush Cherries
    • Conifers
    • Dogwoods
    • Currants, Gojis & Goose
    • Fruit and Nut Trees
    • Flowering & Shade Trees
    • Japanese Maples
    • Grapes & Kiwi Vines
    • Rhododendrons and Azaleas
    • Roses
    • Misc Info and Education
  • Events
  • Passionate Gardener
  • About Us
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Video Resources

PLANTING BARE ROOT TREES

PRUNING YOUNG FRUIT TREES

Floret Online Workshop

Follow Erin through a whole array of online flower garden workshops

How the Floret Online Workshop was born

There are gardeners, and then, "There Are Gardeners."

Perennials For Sun, Shade And In Between

Just a few to get you going

Micro Climates

How to add marginally hardy plants to your yard

?NPK?

Explaining the mystery of those 3 letters, NPK 

🌻🌻🌻

Fascinating Facts about this Flower

Get the Most out of your Garden

Companion Planting 101 - Increase what you produce in the same amount of space

It's a Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood

Oh Deer.....

We live in a beautiful area and have some wonderful neighbors. However, some of those neighbors tend to invite themselves to dinner (breakfast and lunch) way too often. That's why we've put together a list of "Deer Resistant", not deer proof (no such thing) plants. Keep in mind though, what works for some may not work for others. Deer do have a tendency to try things that are new to them, so you might want to keep a bottle of deer repellant on hand.

https://www.calfloranursery.com/california-plant-nursery/plants/additional-characteristics/deer-resistant

Resistant Plants

Your garden, no matter it's size, is an outdoor classroom waiting to be explored.


Unknown

Our crazy weather has blessed us with a plethora of issues

APHIDS

These seem to be abundant this year! 

.Organic Neem Oil can be sprayed on vegetables, fruit trees and flowers to kill eggs, larvae and adults. Mix 1 oz/ gallon of water and spray all leaf surfaces (including the undersides of leaves) until completely wet.

A simple solution made from liquid dish soap and water will kill adult whiteflies without harming plants. Add 1 tablespoon of liquid dish soap to 1 gallon of water and mix well. Pour the solution into a plastic spray bottle and spray it on all infested plants, saturating the leaves’ upper and undersides and the stems. You can add 1 tablespoon of vegetable, coconut, olive or grapeseed oil to the water if desired

What's Bugging You?

It's amazing how the weather can bring about different issues in the garden. This year has presented  several problems. Along with the aphids, which seem to be the norm in any year, we are experiencing white flies and powdery mildew. 

If you are plagued by one or all of these, or even some different problem, don't worry we've got you covered.

POWDERY MILDEW

Fungicides are to usual treatment for powdery mildew and there are way too many homemade remedies to list. 

Follow the link to read more about this fungal disease.

https://www.growingformarket.com/articles/powdery-mildew-solutions

Companion Plants

Plants that naturally repel whiteflies include catnip, bee balm, basil, chives, dill, and marigolds. By planting them in the garden, whiteflies and other pests such as spider mites are less likely to move in. 

Plants that Naturally Repel Aphids

Planting garlic, chives, leeks, catnip, fennel, dill and cilantro will help repel aphids. Marigolds are also known to drive away a number of unwanted pests. Research good companion plants for these garden additions and place them wisely.

WHITE FLY

.Organic Neem Oil can be sprayed on vegetables, fruit trees and flowers to kill eggs, larvae and adults. Mix 1 oz/ gallon of water and spray all leaf surfaces (including the undersides of leaves) until completely wet.

Yellow sticky traps are helpful for monitoring and suppressing adult populations.

A simple solution made from liquid dish soap and water will kill adult whiteflies without harming plants. Add 1 tablespoon of liquid dish soap to 1 gallon of water and mix well. Pour the solution into a plastic spray bottle and spray it on all infested plants, saturating the leaves’ upper and undersides and the stems. You can add 1 tablespoon of vegetable, coconut, olive or grapeseed oil to the water if desired

Natural Predators

Natural predators of White Flies include ladybugs and lacewing larvae, which feed on their eggs and the whitefly parasite which destroys nymphs and pupae. For best results, make releases when pest levels are low to medium.

Soldier beetles, lady beetles, lacewings and syrphid flies prey on aphids, so keep an eye out for them when inspecting your plants and allow them to do their work. Parasitoids: Small wasps that lay their eggs inside of aphids are among their most important natural enemies.

Build Your Own Worm Condo

There are so many benefits from worm castings. Why not create your own at home with this DIY from Kevin at https://www.epicgardening.com


Information Downloads

Multi-Budded Fruit Trees (pdf)Download
Bare Root Planting Guide (pdf)Download
companionplanting (pdf)Download
Definition of a rose (pdf)Download
Deer Resistant List:UCANR (pdf)Download
Deer Resistant Plants/Spring Hill Nursery & Gardens 2 (pdf)Download
Fire Scaping:Defensible Space (pdf)Download
Growing Blueberries (pdf)Download

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1234 Nixon Rd. Mount Shasta, CA 96067

530-926-2565

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