Watch butterflies flit about in your garden this summer when you plant the plants they enjoy! Our Garden Design Experts can help you find just the right butterfly-friendly plants for your garden. Many of these plants can be planted in containers so you can enjoy butterflies and birds on your deck or patio.
At the Marina del Rey Garden Center, we take special pride in offering the only plant that Monarch Butterflies need to sustain their lifecycle: Milkweed. We've partnered with select growers to help the Monarch population by having Milkweed available year-round. Right now, we have a huge selection of Milkweed in bloom in different sizes so you can help support Monarchs.
The photo at left was taken at the garden center. A Monarch Butterfly feasts on Milkweed.
Indoor Plants
Create a lush and beautiful indoor area with house plants. Our large selection includes small tabletop sizes all the way up to tall tree sizes. Indoor plants also can help purify the air you breathe. Ask us which plants will help eliminate harmful pollutants. We can also help you find a great container for your new houseplant.
Color has come alive at the garden center as Spring in Southern California brings us longer, sunnier days.
Stop in to see all of the ways you can add color to your garden.
Some of the plants in magnificent bloom include Lily of the Nile (shown at left) Roses, Cape Honeysuckle, Salvias, Lavenders, Kangaroo Paws, Hibiscus, Sweet Pea Shrubs, and Daisies.
Ask one of our Garden Design Experts for assistance. They can help you determine what soils and amendments you need for planting. They can also help you find the right pot for container planting.
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Professional Beekeeper Susan Rudnicki recently visited the garden center to give a free talk about bees, nature's hardest workers. Bees pollinate our food chain and there are ways we can help them continue to do their vital work. Rudnicki highlighted plants bees love so you can plant them to help bees survive and thrive. Ask one of our Garden Design Experts for help finding the plants bees love.
Photo (left to right): Patches, Susan Rudnicki and MDRGC General Manager Cathy Hough
