Trees That Please Nursery

Happy New Year! Trees That Please Nursery Retail and Wholesale Nurseries Unique Choice Serving Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Los Lunas, and Belen

Trees That Please Is A Full Service Nursery Offering Consultations Delivery And Plantings Serving Retail and Wholesale Customers In Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Los Lunas, and Belen For More Information Check Out Our Website At: http://treesthatplease.org/services/ Photos & Narrative By: Stephen Sain  Staff Plant Physiologist Trees That Please Nursery Retail and Wholesale Nurseries Unique Choice Serving Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Los Lunas, and Belen

We propagate native cacti for your low water landscape areas! The following is a list of the native cacti we grow: Black-Spined Prickly Pear Century Plant (NM Agave) Club Cholla Desert Christmas Cholla Engleman Prickly Pear Lecheguilla Agave Red Yucca Soaptree Yucca Sotol Spineless Prickly Pear Tree Cholla Yellow Flowering Yucca These cacti thrive in full sun with only occasional watering. They are winter hardy to our area. As long as they are planted in the ground and not left in small containers above ground they do very well. A problem can arise if they are left in small containers above ground during winter. This can happen if we experience a particularly cold winter. Containerized cacti left above ground during winter can experience root damage or death. This can occur if the container freezes solid. This is something we have learned over the years and so we bring all of our containerized cacti into an unheated greenhouse during winter. T

When planting, dig a square hole not round especially, if your soil is a clay or compacted soil. Most of us dig round holes when planting perhaps to match the containers shape.  As you dig any hole your weight on the shovel compresses the sides of the hole as you pull back to left a shovel full of dirt. Whatever shape hole you dig you will end up with compressed and hardened walls. Roots will follow the path of least resistance as they grow outward in the planting hole. The path of least resistance will be the fill dirt area of the hole. When the roots encounter the planting hole wall it is a harder surface (undisturbed) and the roots may have a tendency to follow the wall surface rather than penetrate through it. If they do your tree or shrub may become root bound in the planting hole over time. A square hole still has the harder wall surface as found in a round hole but with a square hole there are cracks and crevices. These cracks and crevices provide plac

Are you are planning a new landscape or adding to an existing one? Do You Want to add a few trees and shrubs but you’re not sure  if they are site or climate appropriate? If so, then consider a Site Evaluation or Consultation?  Trees That Please Nursery will, at your request, visit your landscape site, whether it be your home or business and help you answer the numerous planting and care questions that can arise . Some Of The Questions We Ask and Evaluate Include: Soil Drainage Characteristics. How Will You Water? Plant Growing Space Requirements. Are Structures Nearby? Under and Above Ground Utilities. Septic Tank and Leach Field Locations. Plant Purpose: Shade, Specimen, Flowers, etc. Mature Plant Dimensions. Acidic or Alkaline Soil Requiring Plants. Evergreen or Deciduous Plants. Once These Concerns Have Been Addressed The Staff Of Trees That Please Nursery Can Help Or Make Suggestions For Trees And Shrubs Based Upon

Trees That Please Nursery Retail and Wholesale Nurseries Unique Choice Serving Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Los Lunas, and Belen For More Information Check Out Our Website At: http://treesthatplease.org/

Merry Christmas! Trees That Please Nursery Retail and Wholesale Nurseries Unique Choice Serving Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Los Lunas, and Belen

Trees That Please Nursery may be closed for the holidays but our work continues. Each year we harvest Gambel Oak Acorns from trees planted in isolation or from native populations from around the state of New Mexico. Acorns are either planted immediately or refrigerated until planting. In either case, acorns are in the soil by October or November where they germinate and grow overwinter in seed flats in one of our heated greenhouses. In the photo below (Look Closely) you see young Gambel Oaks on Christmas Eve at the nursery. These young seedlings will become our future tree stock in 3-4 years depending upon vigor.  This is just one of the many tree species we propagate annually. To Learn More About the Trees Species We Propagate  Check Out Our Website At: http://treesthatplease.org/ Photos & Narrative By: Stephen Sain  Staff Plant Physiologist Trees That Please Nursery Serving Retail and Wholesale Customers In Albuquerque, Santa Fe,

On The Twelfth Day Of Christmas My True Love Gave To Me Twelve Assorted Landscape Plants Eleven Pounds Of Clover Seed Ten Friendship Plants Nine Li Jujubes Eight Bags of Mulch Seven Bags Of TTP Supreme Compost Six Gambel Oaks Five Golden Raintrees Four Earth Worm Castings Three Trumpet Vines Two TerraPros® And     A Partridge  In A Pear Tree Trees That Please Nursery grows plants that thrive in the desert southwest. We propagate shade trees,  fruit trees,  shrubs, vines,  evergreens, cacti,  flowering perennials, seasonal herbs and veggies, as well as indoor houseplants. We have plants to fit your space large or small! We have deep rooted or shallow rooted trees that can be planted dependent upon structures in the landscape. We have low water and high water requiring plants depending upon your needs. We provide planting instructions and care guides to help you succeed! We can delive

Trees That Please Nursery Is Open Daily Until 4:00 PM  and our staff is here to help you with great gift ideas! Stop By The Nursery and Chat with our staff.  Bring your plant, planting, landscape, or care questions  and if we don't have an answer we'll work hard to find one! While At The Nursery  Enjoy A Free Cup Of Hot Cocoa Hot Coffee Or A Candy Cane! Photos & Narrative By: Stephen Sain  Staff Plant Physiologist Trees That Please Nursery Serving Retail and Wholesale Customers In Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Los Lunas, and Belen

On The Eleventh Day Of Christmas My True Love Gave To Me Eleven Pounds Of Clover Seed Ten Friendship Plants Nine Li Jujubes Eight Bags of Mulch Seven Bags Of TTP Supreme Compost Six Gambel Oaks Five Golden Raintrees Four Earth Worm Castings Three Trumpet Vines Two TerraPros®   And A Partridge  In A Pear Tree New Zealand White Clover ( Trifolium repens ) is a perennial nitrogen fixing legume that reaches about 8-12 inches in height.    New Zealand White Clover is more tolerant of heat and drought than larger clovers, is more vigorous, and tolerates a wide range of soils. New Zealand White Clover forms a symbiotic relationship with nitrogen fixing soil bacteria called   Rhizobium trifolii . Rhizobium bacteria are found in root nodules of clover and other legumes. The Rhizobium bacteria fix atmospheric nitrogen into ammonium that the plant uses for growth and development. The plant in turn provides a suitable growth environment (