Southern California winter months are the ideal time to install native and climate-appropriate non-native plants into your landscape.
In Southern California, it rains in late fall, winter and spring with almost no rain in the summer. Rainfall in December is around 1.75 – 2” increasing to 2.75” in January and then begins to decrease after April. Now is the best time to get plants in the ground ahead of, and during, the early part of the season to give them a chance to use the cooler weather and rain to begin developing deep root systems, and become established.… Read more >>
from TreePeople Blog
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