Fig Fest 2026 SEPTEMBER 19, SATURDAY 10AM-5PM – FREE EVENT Fig tasting: lots of different varieties for you to try. Have some harvest to share? Bring it with you! Plant Sale: 20% off all fig plants! Potluck: Bring in your favorite fig dishes to share! Dress to Impress: Dress in...
Website Updates: How to save your account history We have been working on improving our website for a long time and are thrilled to soon share that progress with all of you! We will be implementing these updates by the end of the summer, introducing new filter tools to make...
Protect Your Trees from Fungal and Bacterial Diseases Applying a Liquid Copper fungicide is our suggested way to protect your fruit trees from bacterial and fungal diseases. Most Copper fungicides are OMRI-rated and are approved for use in organic settings. * Be sure to check the label of the specific...
Typical Peach Ripening Time Chart Please keep in mind, these dates are an average, and weather is less predictable than ever… If you live in a warmer area, the peak could be 2- 3 weeks earlier, and in colder and northern regions could be a few weeks later. Click on...
Thank you for ordering from One Green World! Please use this guide ensure success with your new plants. Even if you are an experienced gardener, reviewing these guidelines can help your plants thrive. Click here for Planting and Care Guide PDF PLANTING WELCOMING YOUR NEW PLANTS BARE ROOTS: Open the bag...
This week, we were lucky enough to collaborate with author Kate Evans, of “Feijoa- A Story of Obsession & Belonging”, Kate is a freelance journalist from Raglan, New Zealand, and spins an engaging tale, taking us through the lush landscape of her childhood home with a story “about the dance between...
When you’re looking for what varieties of perennial plants will thrive in your local area, one of the best and most widely used indicators is the USDA’s Plant Hardiness Zones. But what does this map mean and how can we use it to help choose our plants?
This winter in the Pacific Northwest was a good reminder that those low winter temperatures are still possible after a few years of having extremely mild winters. For lovers of subtropical or frost tender plants pushing the envelope on cold hardiness can be a stressful time as you watch the...
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...
“Rootstock” are the base and roots of grafted fruit trees, which determine their size, growth rate, disease resistance, and other desirable qualities. You can view our available Rootstock for sale here! Take a look at our Rootstock List, which lets you know which products are available on which rootstock this season,...
