MJC Plant Nursery

Just an update for everyone! Meet our nursery interns Shannon Tower from Copperopolis and Jonathan Briggs from Little Rock. Come see US at the nursery, we'd be happy to answer any questions you may have!

Hello!!!! We at the MJC Plant Nursery have been silent these last few months, but now it's time that we begin to be active again. Spring is not far off and people have already begun to prep their gardens! We would just like to remind you of our annual plant sale that will take place on Saturday April 6, 2013, where we will slash our already amazingly low prices. See you there!

Week 4 Aloe (Aloe vera) Features: Narrowleaf, ground cover, indoor plant, perennial, herbaceous... Mature Size: 1 ft. high and 18 in. wide Environment: Sun, loves heat, likes aridity Soil Preference: Well-drained sand Water Requirements: Very little water Tips for Care: Keep on the dry side Flower/Fruit: Red or orange raceme in spring and/or summer Landscape Use: Edging, indoor, patio, sculptural form, specimen Pests/Diseases: Relatively free Hardiness: Hardy down to 10 degrees Native Range: Central and South Africa Propagation: Cuttings (leaf, in spring), division (suckers, in spring) Fun Fact: It is medicinal

Plant of the Week: Aloe. Go to our photos for more information!

For those who would like to join our EHS club, join us this Friday in the nursery at 9:00 am for our meeting!

We would like to let our customers know that we only accept cash or checks as payment. We look forward to seeing you this Saturday at the sale!

This is a visual catalog of what we have in the nursery.

Plant of the the Week: Spider Plant. Go to our photos to find out more!

Week 3 Spider Plant (Chlorophytum comosum 'Variegatum') Features: Evergreen, narrowleaf, vine, perennial, herbaceous... Mature Size: Variable in height and 3-6 wide Environment: Half shade to sun Soil Preference: Loam with organic matter Water Requirements: Even moisture Tips for Care: Replace the plant every few years with small plantlets for rejuvenation Flower/Fruit: Small white raceme at variable times Landscape Value: Indoor, sculptural form, specimen Pests/Diseases: Red spider, scales Hardiness: Tender down to 55-68 degrees Native Range: South Africa Propagation: Division (of off sets) Fun Fact: Small plantlets grow off the spidery portions of the plant

Come on down to our nursery this Saturday for our big spring sale!!