Concho Natives LLC
Call us at: (325)656-2884
or Email: conchonatives@gmail.com
Growing Native and Adaptable Perennials and Annuals for the Concho Valley.
Most plants are grown on site, in the Concho Valley or from the surrounding area.
This helps our plants be more likely to thrive in our landscapes of the Concho Valley.
We also offer experienced advice and on site consults for the Do It Yourself (DIY) home owner.
In addition as space is available we handle contract growing for companies that need greenhouse environment to raise seedlings.
Concho Natives ® 799 Abernathy Rd., San Angelo, TX 76905
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Minimum $10.00 purchase, does not apply to other discounts or sales promotions.
Always LANDSCAPE SMART
Proper maintenance will help your landscape survive. Raise mowers to 3-4 inches, water turf a full one inch and this should be good for a week.
Amend planting beds with 2-3" of compost prior to planting and then mulch with a mulch of your choice 3-4" after planting. Drip irrigation is the most effiecent way to water and healthier for your plants.
799 Abernathy Rd
San Angelo, TX 76905
off FM 388, 3 miles east of GAFB, Paintrock Road
Rainwater Harvesting Collection Formula
catchment area "roof" x 0.6 x rain amount = rainwater harvested
Exp: 2000 sq. ft roof x 0.6 x 1" rainfall = 1200 Gallons rainwater
(2000 x 0.6 x 1 = 1200)
Interested in learning more about our services?
Open
Friday and Saturday
9-5
Closed Holiday Weekends
Memorial Day
July 4th (June 30th-July1)
Available for landscape consults or Q&A: email conchonatives@gmail.com
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We accept check, cash
and credit cards.
Spring Check List
1. Do deep watering each time, one inch per watering (planting beds and turf) every seven days if no rain.
2. Replenish Mulch as needed.
3. Deep water mature trees monthly, young trees at once a week.
4. Check irrigation system for leaks, do repairs if needed.
5. February: Cut back Perennials, Trim Trees and Shrubs.
6.Time to apply Pre-emergent once soil temp reaches 55 degrees consistently for 3-4 days, to deter Spring/summer weeds.
7. Pray for Rain.
Deer Resistant Plants
Butler Farms Observations
We get many request for a Deer Resistant Plant List, we have compiled a list from residence in the area that have had success with these plants in Deer Inhabited Neighborhoods.
Artemisia
Ornamentals Grasses
Salvia Greggi (autumn Sage)
Blackfoot Daisy
Four Nerve Daisy
Santolina
Woody Stemodia
Rosemary
Damianita
Germander
Bear Grass
Agarita
Thryallis
May Night Salvia
Rock Rose Pavonia
Yellow Bells
Most Sage
During extreme drought, most anything is game.
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