Monday – Friday, 8 am – 5 pm Saturday, 8 am – 3 pm Closed Sunday     2019 SW Park Lane, Culver, Oregon 97734 541-546-9081 mcturf@cbbmail.com 12 miles North of Redmond, off of Highway 97 (between mile post 110 … Continue reading →

Gift Certificates Available: Choose any amount, let us know who the gift certificate is for, and we will mail the gift certificate to you! There is an additional $3.00 phone credit card fee. Gift Certificates can be used for sod, trees, shrubs, … Continue reading →

Red Maple trees, aka. Acer rubrum, are characterized by their showy fall colors of red, yellow, or vivid orange. All parts of the plant are considered poisonous, but leaves (particularly wilted leaves) are the most deadly. Other toxic trees to … Continue reading →

  Trees are major assets on our city streets. Just as streets, sidewalks, public buildings, and recreational facilities are a part of a community’s infrastructure, so are publicly owned trees. They are on the job 24 hours everyday working for … Continue reading →

BALLED & BURLAPPED TREES   Must Haul At Time Of Purchase (We do not load on Mondays during irrigating season, due to watering thoroughly on Sundays when we are closed.) We grow our specimen trees here at the farm, so … Continue reading →

Fruit trees available:         Potted fruit trees: Haralson Apple, 4-in-1 Combo Apple, Patten Pear, Bartlett Pear, Tawara Asian Pear, and Summercrisp Pear   Balled & Burlapped (B&B) fruit trees: Haralred Apple and Zestar! Apple     Fruit … Continue reading →

  McPheeters Turf and Nursery offers a wide variety of trees and shrubs of the highest quality for Central Oregon. The following are some tips for you to enjoy great success in your gardening endeavors. What to do: Preparing The … Continue reading →

March and April are good times to start planning to aerate and/or thatch your lawn. Thatching is best performed while the grass is still dormant. We recommend thatching your Central Oregon lawns at least every other year, if not every year. You should … Continue reading →

The proper care of your lawn will reduce cost and decrease the chance of pests, weeds, and disease, making it beautiful, enjoyable, and environmentally sustainable. Watering:  It is best to water your lawn deep and less frequently. One inch of water … Continue reading →

Cultivated turf allows you to enjoy a lawn of instant beauty and maturity without the usual time consuming maintenance of seeding. The following are basic steps recommended for the Central Oregon region to create a successful, beautiful lawn. STEP 1 … Continue reading →