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Customer Comment:“Thank you for the beautiful plants and the expert packing, everything arrived in perfect condition.” ~Tom in California view Digging Dog's comments with Dave’s Garden (The Garden Watchdog) Digging Dog Nurseryp.o. box 471Albion, CA 95410 phone: (707) 937-1130 fax: (707) 937-2480 |
We are a small family-run business, When you visit or call us, chances are you will be greeted by one or more of these friendly and conscientious folks:
Photo by Marion Brenner, courtesy of Martha Stewart Living Digging Dog in the News!The cover of Martha Stewart Living, March 2006 "15 Years of the Best Gardening Sources" "Secret Garden: At Digging Dog Nursery on the Mendocino Coast, there's much more than what first meets the eye," by Meg McConahey, June 17, 2006, Santa Rosa Press Democrat "Digging Dog Nursery unearths unusual plants," by Miriam Owen, San Francisco Chronicle, September 9, 2006 "Digging Dog Nursery in Mendocino," Petaluma's BlogTown USA: Sue Wilcox,
Petaluma Argus Courier, September 28, 2006 Fine Gardening Magazine's September-October 2006 issue lists Digging Dog Nursery as one of its 8 favorite destinations for plant shopping. Fine Gardening, Garden Variety, page 18, Sept.-Oct. '06. To Old And New Friends Of Digging Dog Nursery:Welcome and welcome back!![]() The constant transformation of our flourishing gardens bears witness to the passage of time. All too swiftly, days and weeks slip by, four seasons cycle around and another year draws to a close. And once again a Digging Dog catalog, our 16th, eagerly awaits your attention. We think you’ll be delighted with the new offerings, which total nearly 100, and accompanying them, we’ve included a generous sprinkling of highly sought after golden oldies. Extraordinary beauty, enduring intrigue and uniqueness, versatility, ease of care and fortitude, and especially drought tolerance were taken into consideration when choosing each plant. As always, we are aware of the fact that without you, our highly valued patrons, we wouldn’t be here. We certainly appreciate and extend our sincere thanks for your visits, support, feedback and ongoing business. Full of surprises, the weather is one of a gardener’s favorite topics. And last year was no exception. An arctic air mass brought us the coldest January in years, forcing temperatures to bottom out at a chilly 19° for a week and remain just below freezing for another two. Lots of remay, space heaters and some sleepless nights helped ensure the survival of most of our plants. Blessed by two previous wet years, the past winter and spring lacked any major storms and consequently yielded a disappointing 40 inches or so, which simply wasn’t enough. Spring melded into a warm, but not too hot sky-blue type of a summer, appreciatively devoid of many gray days. And right when we were anticipating the grand finale of a glorious Indian summer, the nights cooled down, the fog rolled in and some much needed rain fell early. With November experiencing fairly mild afternoons, a couple of frosty mornings, some precipitation, and erratic weather everywhere, it’s hard to predict what the year ahead will bring. Our fantastic multifaceted collection of plants is brimming with possibility guaranteed to fuel your gusto for gardening. If you have a favored pot, a difficult spot, a market garden, an intimate niche or large expanse in need of something whimsical, bold, understated or practical, we’re sure you'll find just the right plant while perusing these pages. We've highlighted some of our favorites. |