June 2021
Nursery
News
New Hours Begin Today

Melynn and Courtney's 20th Anniversary
Courtney here, I wanted to share a fun fact with all of you. In May 2001 Melynn and I both started working at Zamora Nursery. Anyone remember that name? It happens to be a past nursery that was located at our current location, 1367 East Ave.

It's hard to believe she and I have worked together for so long! Over the years we became close friends and we are pretty much family at this point. She and I have been through so much together on and off the clock.

Anyone who knows Melynn knows what a kind and wonderful person she is. She is also amazing at what she does and her knowledge all things plants shows that she really has worked in a nursery for so many years! What a great milestone we share this year together and I can't imagine sharing it with anyone else!
-Courtney
BRAND NEW POTTERY ORDER HAS ARRIVED!
BRAND NEW POTTERY ORDER HAS ARRIVED!
We have more exciting news to share with you this Friday! Look for our email in your inbox!
THE HEAT IS ON!
Good news is that the forecast shows a bit of a cool down by the end of this week!
Meanwhile we would recommend these tips:
-Watering thoroughly first thing in the morning is best
-Plants tend to wilt even when well watered in extreme heat so be aware this can be somewhat normal
-Mulch around the base of your plants especially new planting. This helps retain moisture in the root zone
Butte County Mosquito
 Mosquito Fish have arrived
 The Mosquito and Vector Control has supplied our nursery with Mosquito fish. The fish are free, but you must bring your own container to take 3-4 fish -- this is usually plenty to control Mosquito larva.  

Congrats to our Graduate!
We wanted to congratulate our daughter Gabby who graduated from Chico State University last weekend! She has worked very hard to get where she is and her future is so bright!

PEACHES SAYS JUNE TO DOS
-Pinch back your summer herbs like Basil and Thyme to keep them from flowering
 -Be careful when turning your hose on not to burn your plants with the hot water. A long hose that has sat in the sun can make the water that initially comes out very hot
-The same goes for soil. If you open a bag of soil and it is hot to the touch let it cool first. Planting in the morning and evening is best this time of year. Try to avoid planting in the heat of the day.
  
Peaches is our nursery cat next time you stop by she would love to get some of your attention! 

Address: 1367 East Ave
Chico, California, 95926
Phone: 530-894-6410