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Commercial Landscape Maintenance

All Seasons Gardening and Landscaping is the premier company for providing commercial landscape maintenance for businesses on the central coast. We provide commercial landscape maintenance (as well as residential maintenance and all other aspects of landscaping) from Santa Maria to Paso Robles, covering the 5 Cities, San Luis Obispo, and North Coast as well. Our…

Rainy day to-do: Turn off your irrigation or automate it to save water!

Now that we are finally receiving rain this year on the Central Coast, don’t forget to turn off or adjust your irrigation to save water and your landscaping from over-saturation. You can automate this task (and reduce the risk of forgetting to turn it back on after the rain!) by adding a rain sensor to…

Maintenance Fertilize permanent plants - Feed established trees, shrubs, ground covers, and warm- season grasses, such as Bermuda. Repeat in a month. Remember not to feed California natives or drought tolerant Mediterranean plants. Feed camellias, azaleas, and rhododendrons too. Protect against brush fires - Remove all dead leaves and limbs from trees and shrubs, especially…

December Plant Spotlight: Ceanothus maritimus ‘Frosty Dawn’

Ceanothus maritimus 'Frosty Dawn' is a low-growing shrub, reaching 2' tall and up to 6' wide (though likely keeping to a compact 3' to 5' width). Here on the Central Coast, it's going to thrive in coastal landscapes, and can also grow well with well-drained soils in other climates. It takes full sun along the coast, but…

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