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- 8210 S Nogales Hwy, Tucson, AZ 85756, USA Tucson, AZ 85756
- Open ⋅ Closes at 5:00PM
Referral from
Dec 29, 2017
Barbara K.:
Any suggestions on where to procure some inexpensive yet cool pots and containers in Tucson?
Staci R.:
http://www.qualitypottery.net/ Eco Gro LLC
Referral from
May 08, 2017
Donna P.:
Help fellow Gardners! Where can I get ladybugs locally?
Jill K.:
http://www.ecogro.com/ Magic Garden Nursery
Referral from
May 03, 2017
Sarah F.:
I need a person or company who can fix my irrigation system. It's been jerry rigged by too many people over too many years and it's a...
Sandy S.:
Magic Garden Nursery and Landscape, 7909 E 22 nd St. 520-885-7466. We're a licensed landscape contractor and irrigation specialist. Plants for the Southwest
Referral from
Feb 05, 2016
Ashley B.:
Is there a nursery thay anyone can recommend for buying small succulents in bulk/different varieties also. We are using them as wedding...
Donna A.:
I think you will enjoy a visit to Plants for the Southwest. They have a great variety, helpful knowledgeable staff and are a local... Romeo Tree Service
Referral from
May 23, 2018
repooper:
Arborist recommendations? Moved in to a new house a year ago, and the previous owner said she never watered the pines on the property...
DZJuggle:
http://romeotreeservice.com/ Phone: (520) 603-0143 He's a local paramedic as well. Creosote Landscape & Maintenance
Referral from
Mar 14, 2017
Angel W.:
Anybody know any reasonable, reliable landscapers in the NW area?
Linda F.:
Agave Bloom. 520-850-2448 Fairfax Management Co
Referral from
Jan 30, 2018
Rebecca P.:
Hello - Thanks to a very informative class by the Master Gardener's program... I realize I didn't kill my herbs - they just ran out...
Julie H.:
http://tanksgreenstuff.com/ Desert West Tree & Landscape Inc.
- Gardener, Tree Services, Landscaper
- E Via Palomita Tucson, AZ 85718
- Open ⋅ Closes at 5:00PM
Referral from
Feb 03, 2018
Keri M.:
I’m looking for a reasonably priced arborist to assess a sickly looking mesquite in my front yard. Also, what is the best time of year...
Carianne C.:
I have worked with Desert West several times and am impressed every time! https://desertwesttree.com/ Groundskeeper
Referral from
Sep 22, 2017
Annie F.:
We're in need of a professional to come look at some trees in our yard. A couple are not doing well and another is so huge it will...
Cara H.:
The Groundskeeper has an arborist in their tree division that does residential work. 520-888-9440 Western Sky Communications
- Gardener, Landscaper
- PO Box 43161, Tucson, AZ 85733, USA Tucson, AZ 85733
Referral from
Feb 24, 2014
Melissa P.:
Hi gardeners! Since I just recently got all of my citrus off of my tree I wanted to find out if anyone had a recommendation about a...
Martha R.:
The Pedaling Arborist. And, yes, he does ride his bike to the job:... Ed Brown Landscape Maintenance
- Gardener, Lighting Specialist, Tree Services...
- 5414 E Pima St Tucson, AZ 85712
- Open ⋅ Closes at 5:00PM
Referral from
Sep 17, 2013
Jim N.:
Anyone have some suggestions as to a good sprinkler-system repair person who can come see me soonish? Got some broken pipes that need...
Valerie G.:
Ed Brown Landscaping (520) 907-4080 Tucson Urban Garden
- Gardener, Garden Center
- 3955 E Paseo Grande Tucson, AZ 85711
- Open ⋅ Closes at 5:00PM
Referral from
May 02, 2017
Stephanie D.:
Hi awesome group, I am looking for papaya seeds to grow in Northern California San Jose area. Does anyone know reliable websites to buy...
Gabriel W.:
Tucsonurbangarden.com is my startup business and we have Maridol Papaya seed available. Was just harvested about a week ago, so pretty... Tucson Bonsai Society
Referral from
Jun 10, 2015
Melanie S.:
Hello fellow gardeners! Where would I be able to find a bonsai tree in Tucson?
Katherine B.:
http://tucsonbonsaisociety.org/ Sonoran Landscaping Materials
Referral from
Dec 02, 2017
Scott B.:
Does anyone know who carries "gold" decomposed granite? Must be gold/yellow for my 'creation.' Thanks in advance. Went to one place and...
Becky H.:
I did a quick google search for “gold decomposed granite Tucson” and got a bunch of listings. This one was first on the list, but... Frequently Mentioned on Social Media
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Referral from February 24, 2014
Melissa P. asked:
Hi gardeners! Since I just recently got all of my citrus off of my tree I wanted to find out if anyone had a recommendation about a gardener/landscaper to hire to thin...
Dorrell-Jo M. replied:
http://www.ehow.com/how_7422373_prune-citrus-trees-tucson_-arizona.html
Dorrell-Jo M. replied:
"Homeowners with previous experience pruning deciduous trees often assume that citrus trees should be pruned similarly. However citrus wood is naturally strong & is not as likely to break under the stress of a large fruit load. Furthermore, citrus trees can produce fruit in all but the most shaded part of the tree, & need not be regularly pruned to allow more light into the interior of the canopy. Even when the crop load is heavy, individual fruit size is large, so pruning to reduce the crop load & improve fruit size is not necessary except occasionally with tangerines. Finally, citrus fruit quality is typically just as good or better from a minimally pruned tree as compared with one that is heavily pruned." http://cals.arizona.edu/pubs/crops/az1455.pdf
Dorrell-Jo M. replied:
"Pruning citrus is completely unnecessary. The trees will grow best if they aren't pruned and are allowed to grow as big bushes with branches almost to the ground." http://www.azcitrus.com/index.html
Martha R. replied:
The Pedaling Arborist. And, yes, he does ride his bike to the job: http://www.westernskycommunications.com/blog/2011/12/09/bicycle-photography-the-pedaling-arborist/
Theresa G. replied:
look at what I found...http://www.crfgsandiego.org/Presentations/An%20Introduction%20 to%20Citrus%20-%20Varities%20-%20Pests%20 and%20Diseases.pdf
Referral from September 3, 2017
Kristen A. asked:
Hi Tucson backyard gardeners! My partner and I are new to Tucson and want to fill our yard and home with pesticide-free, native or native-friendly plants - need garden...
Don S. replied:
Maybe try: Rillito Nursery 6303 N. La Cholla Blvd 8-5....575-0995
Susan O. replied:
Desert Survivors, near A Mountain, features plants native to the Sonoran Desert and some desert-adapted plants, too - trees, shrubs, and perennials.
Nickole R. replied:
Native seed search-there's one one River/Alvernon and Campbell near Ft.Lowell
Kristen A. replied:
Rory Adams
Deb M. replied:
The Desert Museum is supposed to be having their sale either this weekend or next.:)
Becky L. replied:
Magic Garden Nursery
Mickie F. replied:
Mesquite Valley Growers indoor and outdoor
Roseanne W. replied:
You could try Desert Survivors on East 22 nd street, between the freeway and Mission road.
Kendall K. replied:
Desert Survivors Nursery, http://www.desertsurvivors.org/. 1020 W. Starr Pass Blvd.
Emmet M. replied:
I second the Tucson Cactus and Succulent Society! www.tucsoncactus.org Meetings are the first Thursday each month. Time and location are given in the website. Each meeting includes presentations about cactus specific subjects and is a great way to learn.
Maria K. replied:
Green Things for both indoor and outdoor plants. Magic Garden for outdoor plants.
Sara H. replied:
Look at Tohono Chul and the The Tucson Botanical Gardens.
Nancy W. replied:
I second Desert Survivors and Tohuno Chul Park and add in the Desert Museum. All 3 are NOPs so you know you're supporting great missions. All 3 have fall and spring plant sales and members get in early
Jan P. replied:
Looks like you have a good start. I'd try Desert Survivors. Fall is coming and they'll be a ton of plant fair's...Organic Gardener's, Master Gardener's, Native Seed and more. Also if you have something specific you want, ask. People are always re-doing stuff and have extra's.
Shari H. replied:
Be sure to check out Watershed Management Group on Dodge in central Tuscon. They offer gardening classes & workshops (many are free). They have a delicious Mesquite Pancake breakfast w/Seguaro syrup. If you have Tucson Electric Power (TEP) watch for festivals they sponsor. You can get one free, native shade tree each year!!
Barry D. replied:
Don't forget to sign up for the Tucson Cactus Rescue mailing list. Their infrequent sales are the way to get truly native cactus which need new homes. http://www.tucsoncactus.org
Referral from June 17, 2015
Eve F. asked:
I am trying to find unique succulent. I only find the same succulents wherever I go. Anybody know of a good nursery with a nice selection of unusual succulents? I just...
Laurie P. replied:
Tanque Verde Greenhouses is *awesome* on the far northeast side. Others: http://www.tucsoncactus.org/html/nurseries_books.html
Marcia R. replied:
Elena Acoba, it's the last Friday and Saturday in July. And since Tohono Chul has opened their new succulent garden, they are carrying quite a few interesting varieties all year long now.
Donna M. replied:
Green Things
Robin C. replied:
Plants for the Southwest. Stone and Blacklidge. http://plantsforthesouthwest.com/
Morgyn T. replied:
Not only do they have unusual succulents, they'll educate you on how to grow it, they'll repot it for you, and they're a small family owned business! http://www.ecogro.com
Renee D. replied:
Tanque Verde Greenhouses.
Referral from July 13, 2016
Susie O. asked:
I have a large glazed pot that blew over two weeks ago in some horrific wind. We need to replace the pot before the beautiful plant inside suffers but I'm not finding...
Catalina C. replied:
Green Things has a Huge pottery sale
Anna B. replied:
It may be a drive, but I feel it would be well worth it. There are several dealers on South Nogales Highway (in Tucson). They usually have adds on the savy coupon book that comes in the mail. BOGO deals. I found address and website: http://www.qualitypottery.net
Kenny D. replied:
Tres Amigos is the place to get large pots for cheap.
Jean V. replied:
There is place down Old Nogales Highway, It is south and a drive for you, but we bought all of our outdoor pottery there. Huge selection and great prices. http://www.qualitypottery.net/
Referral from October 15, 2015
Melissa N. asked:
Any suggestions on where I can get cheaper soil? TIA!
Kristen M. replied:
Matt Mustovich- things to think about with our garden.
Cynthia N. replied:
Compost Tea Video's https://youtu.be/jErga1 eP718?t=57 https://youtu.be/FabPAD6 npbU?t=244 https://youtu.be/FabPAD6 npbU?t=10 https://youtu.be/GmcTLBNHEzw?t=166 https://youtu.be/n8QHLkkrQsA?t=132
Diane T. replied:
http://www.thefairfaxcompanies.com/garden-landscape-products/
Referral from October 25, 2015
Mary M. asked:
Does anyone have a recommendation for a business to help me, inexpensively, landscape/decorate my courtyard? Everything will be in containers as the courtyard is...
Jc M. replied:
Donald G Posey is an expert at this. He can also make it self irrigating. 333-0833.
Nick F. replied:
This is my company. I have a lot of references. I also worked for a wholesale grower for many years before landscaping https://m.facebook.com/CreosoteLS
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