Murrieta Commercial and Estate Gardening
Murrieta is one of Southern California’s fastest growing cities. According to census records the population jumped from 44,282 residents in 2000 to 103,466 in 2010 and 110,949 in 2020, a 133.7 percent increase. Families are drawn to its clean neighborhoods, good schools and central location between Los Angeles and San Diego. The city enjoys a Mediterranean climate with about 263 sunshine days and only 35 days with measurable rain each year. Winters are mild and summers are warm, but most rainfall arrives in winter months, so efficient irrigation is essential. Murrieta Gardeners lives and works in this community; we tailor our maintenance schedules to local weather and growth patterns.
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Murrieta Commercial and Estate Gardening Services
- Commercial Landscaping and Maintenance: Mowing, edging, weed control and fertilization for business parks, schools and homeowners associations.
- Landscape Cleanup: Trimming shrubs and trees, removing and hauling away debris to keep properties spotless.
- Flower Beds and Seasonal Color: Design and installation of annual and perennial plantings that add curb appeal throughout the year.
- Landscape Planting: Selecting trees, shrubs and groundcovers that thrive under Murrieta’s sunny skies; we design low maintenance or high impact gardens.
- Irrigation Services: Inspecting and repairing sprinklers, valves and drip systems; tuning timers for water conservation.
- Landscape Design: Creating cohesive plans using shrubs, hedges, trees and mulch to complement your architecture.
- Extra Care: Fertilization and weed treatments, tree trimming and removal, soil and mulch delivery, sprinkler and valve repairs, timer and wiring service and system tuning.
Plants That Love Murrieta
- Crape Myrtle: a small tree that produces showy blooms from mid to late summer; plant it in full sun and well drained soil, water weekly until established then water every ten to fourteen days and prune lightly in winter.
- California Bay: an evergreen tree native to coastal forests; it prefers partial to full sun and deep, infrequent watering, mulch around the base to conserve moisture.
- Catalina Cherry: an evergreen with red berries and white flowers; plant it in full sun, water regularly until roots are established then enjoy its drought tolerance.
- Ribes (Currant): a native shrub that thrives in Southern California; it likes light shade and moist soil, add compost when planting and water weekly during the first year.
- Achillea (Tarrow): a drought tolerant perennial; it enjoys full sun and poor soil, sow seeds or plant divisions in fall, water until established then reduce irrigation.
Why Choose Murrieta Gardeners in Murrieta
Local Expertise:
Our company is based in Murrieta; we understand the city’s rapid growth and Mediterranean climate and adjust schedules to accommodate long sunny periods and the limited rainy season.
Family Owned and Insured:
Personalized Care:
We treat each landscape project as if it were our own; from large commercial, to large estates we offer customized plans instead of a single program for every client.
Quality Equipment:
Frequently Asked Questions
- What gardening services do you offer in Murrieta? We provide lawn care, edging, weed control, fertilization, pruning, tree trimming, flower bed care and irrigation inspections; optional services such as mulch delivery and planting are available on request.
- When is the best time to plant new lawns or shrubs in Murrieta? Fall or early spring is ideal; temperatures are mild and the soil retains moisture from winter rains. Avoid planting during peak summer heat unless the species prefers it.
- Where do you operate in Murrieta and nearby? Our crew serves all of Murrieta including Bear Creek, Greer Ranch, Los Alamos, Mapleton, Murrieta Hot Springs and Old Town Murrieta; we also travel to Temecula, La Cresta, De Luz and Menifee.
- Why is drought tolerant landscaping important in Murrieta? With so few rainy days, drought tolerant trees and shrubs need less irrigation; they save water, lower bills and stay healthier during warm summers.
- How do you adjust irrigation for Murrieta’s climate? We inspect your system and set timers based on the season; we repair leaks and install drip lines so water goes straight to roots, ensuring efficient watering during long sunny periods.
About Murrieta, CA
Murrieta is a city located in southwestern Riverside County, California, situated within the Temecula Valley-a graben rift valley shaped by the Elsinore Fault Zone and framed by the Temescal Mountains to the west and the Santa Ana Mountains to the east. The city’s terrain encompasses approximately 33.6 square miles, nearly all of which is land, with just 0.11% covered by water. Murrieta Creek flows southeasterly through the valley and, with its tributaries like Warm Springs Creek, eventually contributes to the Santa Margarita River.
The area that would become Murrieta was originally inhabited by the Luiseño people, who established a village on the land long before European settlement. In 1873, Spanish-born Basque sheep ranchers Ezequiel and Juan Murrieta, along with partners, acquired the Rancho Pauba and Rancho Temecula land grants-totalling about 52,000 acres-with the intent to graze sheep there. Ezequiel returned to Spain, and Juan took over, moving thousands of sheep into the valley-this marked the foundational moment of the settlement and gave rise to its name: Murrieta.
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Service Areas
This page focuses on Murrieta Commercial and Estate Gardening but we also serve surrounding neighborhoods such as Bear Creek, Greer Ranch, Los Alamos, Mapleton, Murrieta Hot Springs and Old Town Murrieta. Beyond city limits we travel to Temecula, La Cresta, De Luz and Menifee. If your neighborhood is not listed please call us; we likely cover it.