Late winter is grafting season, and the time of year to graft dormant hardwood cuttings and make some new baby fruit trees! Get your pruners sharpened, your grafting knives sterilized, and all of your budwood cut for another season and start making your own trees. Be sure to browse our...
Each spring seems to be busier and crazier than the last one. And each year we say it couldn’t possibly be any wilder than the last one but then find a hundred new varieties to grow and the madness starts all over again. These days our season really starts in...
Where did the summertime go? It feels like it flew by way too fast this year, so before we are fully into the depths of winter we wanted to share with you all some of our summertime plant adventures and explorations. While we often look towards analog climates the world...
Summertime is one of our favorite seasons here at the nursery! After the madness of spring finally winds down a bit we can all take a breath, watch our plants grow, water from morning until night, propagate plants for next year and put plants in the ground here at the...
Adaptation in the Age of Warming As gardeners and nursery workers we have a keen eye on what we can expect from our local climate and what kind of weather we get in a season. While weather is constantly fluctuating our climate was historically thought to be relatively stable on...
Pineapple Guava is technically Acca sellowiana but until recently it has been called Feijoa sellowiana. Most people still call it Feijoa (Fay-joe-ah), especially in places like New Zealand where it is very popular. Here in the US, it is hardly known at all, which is a real shame because the...
Most of the “wasabi” provided to customers in restaurants is primarily Horseradish root with green-colored food dye. The wasabi powder or packaged paste found in grocery stores have varying amounts of Wasabi mixed with Horseradish, so a lot of people have never really tasted real Wasabi root. Wasabi has a unique flavor...
Summer Fruits have arrived at One Green World. We’ve received a few calls from people telling us their seaberries are already ripening!! This year’s warm spring and hot summer is making it an early harvest for quite a few fruits. In fact, some people are already enjoying apples and we...
We are very excited to introduce some new Andean root crops this season! We have a diverse offering of Yacon, Mashua, and Oca varieties from our friends at Peace Seedlings. These crops have been grown for centuries in South America as nutritious and easy to grow staple crops and now...
DIYFruit – Plan Your Garden and Orchard Now Decorate your yard and enjoy abundant harvests of unique and delicious fruit! With all this cold and rainy weather, it may take some convincing for us to believe that spring is really on its way. But it is and by the middle...
