Westwind Landscape Inc

Merry Christmas to all and Happy Holidays. If seeing your Christmas tree reminds you that you need to get your trees trimmed please give us a call @ 619 668-8588

Looking to convert your lawn to #artificialturf #artificialgrass ? Please call us we can give you a free quote and help educate you about the process so you get the most bang for your buck. One of the photos below is correct, one is not and will cost you a lot in the long run.

Probably the most popular herbs to grow and use are the culinary herbs. Herbs used for cooking and seasoning can be incorporated into your existing flower or vegetable beds, grown separately near the kitchen door or kept handy on the kitchen counter. Growing culinary herbs is very similar to growing vegetables. The two most important considerations are to harvest at full flavor and to never use any fertilizer or pesticide on them that isn’t labeled for use on edible plants. H...ere are some more tips for growing flavorful culinary herbs. Planting & Growing Kitchen Herbs Annual herbs are inexpensive and easy to start from seed. Woody, perennial herbs establish better if you purchase seedlings or take cuttings. Plant your herbs in a rich, well-draining soil and avoid heavy feeding with supplemental fertilizer. The scent and flavor of herbs tends to concentrate when they are grown in slightly lean conditions. (Going to the extreme and starving them or growing them in poor soil will have the opposite effect. The plants will be stressed and stunted.) Limit pesticide use to an absolute minimum. If you must spray, use the least toxic solution.

The #1 Gardening Tool For Men is Lawn Mower A man will work as well as the quality of his tools. One of the reasons some lawns look very unattractive is because people dread the morning weekend ritual that is required in order to properly maintain their lawn. This usually happens because most people have cheap lawn mowers that make the work last longer than it should. Treat yourself to a top of the line mower and you'll have your lawn cut in minutes rather than hours.

This weeks Water-Wise plant is the Rhamnus tomentella or California Coffeeberry. Don't be fooled by the name, you can't have a Cup of Rhamnus!