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October 24, 2026 · 3 min read

A year in a Thousand Oaks garden

Each season brings its own jobs. A simple calendar keeps the garden healthy all year.

Hands trimming a green shrub with garden pruners.

Fall: plant

Cooler days and the first rains are the best time to put in new plants.

Winter: prune and rest

Prune dormant shrubs and turn the irrigation down while the rain does the work.

Spring: mulch and check

Top up mulch, check the drip lines and enjoy the bloom.

Summer: water wisely

Water early in the morning and watch for any plant that is struggling.

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More garden notes

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