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Pick up your plants curbside with Otto's Plant Pickup! Shop online for seasonal inventory and come pick them up at the nursery!
The Ultimate Selection in Roses
Otto & Sons vast selection of roses is known throughout the region with over 130,000 plants and over 700 varieties each year. Everything from Floribunda and Grandiflora to Hybrid Tea and David Austin, we have something for every rose enthusiast.
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Family Owned & Proudly Grown in California
Otto & Sons Nursery was established in 1976 by Otto and Jeanne Klittich and their four sons; Bob, Bill, Scott, and Karl. Prior to starting the nursery, Otto landscaped in the Southern California area as "Landscape by Otto" for 22 years. From a 2 ½ acre property in Chatsworth, the nursery was relocated and has expanded to 28 acres in Fillmore. Valencia oranges grow on an additional 10 acres. The nursery is currently owned and managed by Scott & Cindy Klittich. Scott joined the business in January 1985 after receiving a degree in Ornamental Horticulture from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo. Since then he has helped the nursery grow and continue its goal of raising high-quality plants for Californians to enjoy.
We supply independent retail garden centers and landscapers throughout the region with quality plant material. With over 43 years in the business, we strive to offer the best selection and the highest quality plant material all ready to make your yard the best it has ever been.
Otto & Sons Rose Guide
Our online rose catalog has over 700 varieties including Hybrid Tea, Grandiflora, Floribunda, Shrub and Groundcover roses, as well as, Antique, David Austin, Climbing and Miniature Roses. If you're a budding rose aficionado, you'll want to start out with our helpful rose guide, where you can learn about our varieties of roses and then filter them by color, height, water usage, weather tolerance and so much more.
