MOLLER'S GARDEN CENTER, INC

Our landscape division does offer some landscape consultation; it just depends on what you would like to do. Give the Nursery a call and ask for the landscape division at your convenience.

Our winter hours begin this weekend. Open Sat & Sun. Website will show updates.

Yes

It does deliver. Over 900.00 and its free. But they deliver they will charge a fee

I didn't see Russian sage because I was concentrating on shade plants.

We do sell pomegranate in a variety of sizes. Best to call for up to date pricing.

All doors at Moller's open at 7am. M-F. Sat & Sun, we open @ 8.

Hi Mary. This time of year it is not unusual to see citrus trees turn yellow and drop leaves. 115-120 degrees are rough on all plant material. You should be watering one time a day, every day this time of year. Make sure the water is on long enough to fully saturate the root ball. Hope this helps.

We have access to a wide variety of eucalyptus. Best to phone the Nursery directly for up to date selections.

Hi Taylor. Yes, we have several topiaries; various animals & sizes. Believe all topiaries are myrtus compacta. Stay well. 🍃

No clue.

Best to contact the Nursery directly for most current inventory selections.

Yes, as long as they're socialized. One of the owners quite frequently has her Australian Shepherd with her on site.

Not sure what you are asking. Are you moving ferns from inside to outdoors now or are they already outdoors?

Yes, we carry them all and so many other specimen. Inventory changes daily, please come visit the Nursery. Open 7 days a week.

So many Philodendron. Best to visit the shop to see the many philodendron opportunities.

The weather is certainly mild enough to do both. We do not love the process of pruning roses back in September; best in the winter.

Your best bet for that question is call a nursery

Hibiscus do very well in the Desert. They are both water and food hogs. That means they need deep water and then have the opportunity to dry out before the next water time. Summer is here, so daily water is the course. We prefer organic fertilizers as they are less likely to burn the plant - - something hibiscus are susceptible to as well. We like Down To Earth Acid Mix for the acid loving hibiscus. As to the 'white fungus', the issue is likely white fly. There was a heavy infestation throughout the Valley a few years back; it was very difficult to keep up with. That is no longer the case. White fly is difficult to eradicate but if you keep on top of treating the problem, you will get rid of it.

Call them, not the public.

Not on out plant list. Sorry.

Believe you are referring to Hamelia Patens. Yes, we do carry them.

Thanks for helping out everyone! Lots of ocotillo in varying sizes and varieties. New shipments weekly.

No sorry to say. It's a retail flower shop and nursery only