Molly Malecki of Rancho Cacto says early spring is an excellent time to walk through and look at the garden so that you can be intentional with plant selection and planting schemes. Pat Thompson or Secret Garden Growers advises: “We just have to be observant, read the plants and make the best decisions we can."
Published on March 15, 2026.
The early spring is an excellent time to observe the garden and make plant selection decisions, according to Rancho Cacto's Molly Malecki. She suggests that observing the plants and making the best decisions should be made. The test containers outside of the greenhouses contain mixed plantings of succulents, shrubs, perennials, and grasses.
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