What's Growing On
Visit your local SummerWinds Nursery today and explore everything you need for your garden this month! Discover seasonal gardening tips, thoughtful gift ideas, fresh Christmas trees, holiday greenery and flowers, stunning fall blooms, and an array of roses. Start your winter Tasty Garden with veggies, fruits, and herbs, or choose low-water-use plants, shade trees, and unique succulents and cacti to enhance your space!
December Gardening Calendar
Wondering what you could be doing in your garden this month? We've got some ideas and recommendations.
Learn MoreFresh-Cut Christmas Trees, Holiday Blooms & Greenery
Embrace the Holidays with Fresh-Cut Trees, Greenery & Colorful Holiday Plants! Available while supplies last...
Learn MoreGift Ideas for the Holiday Season
Looking for the perfect Christmas present or holiday gift for the plant-enthusiasts in your life? Check out our gift guide for recommendations that are sure to bring some holiday cheer!
Learn MoreFall Tasty Garden Veggie, Herb & Fruit Favorites
Discover a variety of veggies, herbs and fruits you can grow in your Tasty Garden this fall...
Learn MoreFall Flowers
Explore a wide variety of colorful fall flowers and foliage... Perfect for your garden beds or conatainers!
Learn MoreRoses are here!
Love roses? You can grow "scentsational" roses in the Valley of the Sun! We've got a variety of colorful, fragrant and stunning roses to choose from, including: bush/shrub roses, climbing roses and tree roses.
Learn MoreLow-Water-Use Plants
Unlike traditional garden species, low-water-use plants have adapted to survive in dry conditions, requiring significantly less water for their growth and maintenance, once established. Plus, low-water-use trees can help create shade in your summer garden!
Learn MoreSucculents & Cacti
Did you know all cacti are succulents, but not all succulents are cacti? Explore creative ways to use these versatile plants indoors and outdoors! Learn which succulent varieties thrive in the sun, which bloom in winter, and how to care for succulents and cacti in both containers and the ground.
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