What Bushes Are Native to Arizona?

What Bushes Are Native to Arizona?

Arizona’s unique climate and diverse ecosystems support a variety of native shrubs and bushes. These plants are well-adapted to the state’s arid conditions, making them excellent choices for sustainable landscaping and gardening. Here are some native shrubs and bushes that thrive in Arizona: Desert Regions Brittlebush (Encelia farinosa) Description: A rounded shrub with grayish-green leaves…

Growing Vegetables In Arizona

Growing Vegetables In Arizona

Growing vegetables in Arizona can be a rewarding endeavor given the state’s unique climate and soil conditions. However, it requires careful planning and attention to the specific challenges posed by the desert environment, such as extreme heat, intense sunlight, and limited water availability. Here are some tips and guidelines to help you successfully grow vegetables…

How To Grow Potatoes in Arizona

Growing Vegetables In Arizona

Growing vegetables in Arizona can be a rewarding endeavor given the state’s unique climate and soil conditions. However, it requires careful planning and attention to the specific challenges posed by the desert environment, such as extreme heat, intense sunlight, and limited water availability. Here are some tips and guidelines to help you successfully grow vegetables…

Can Succulents Survive Summer in Arizona?

Can Succulents Survive Summer in Arizona?

Yes, succulents can survive the summer in Arizona, as they are well-adapted to arid climates and can tolerate high temperatures and low humidity. However, to ensure they thrive during the scorching Arizona summer, you’ll need to follow some specific care guidelines: Planting and Placement Right Location: Place succulents in an area where they receive bright,…

Maintaining Flowers in July in Arizona

Maintaining Flowers in July in Arizona

aintaining flowers in the extreme heat of July in Arizona requires special attention and care. Here are some tips to help your flowers thrive: Watering Deep Watering: Water deeply and infrequently to encourage deep root growth. Shallow watering can lead to weak root systems. Timing: Water early in the morning or late in the evening…

Maintaining Flowers in July in Arizona

June 2024 Arizona Gardening Tips

June is probably the most difficult period for many plants because of the long days, high temperatures, and low humidity. Ineffective water management is the number one cause of death of landscape plants in the Valley, and, believe it or not, it is more frequently from over watering than under watering. You can reduce your…

Tree Costs 2024

Tree Costs 2024

The cost of planting a tree in 2024 can vary widely depending on several factors including the type of tree, its maturity, the number of trees, and additional services required. Basic Costs: Small Trees: Planting small trees (under 3 feet tall) generally costs around $100 per tree, including labor. Medium Trees: Planting medium-sized trees (up…

Arizona Shade Trees That Don't Shed

5 Best Shade Trees For Arizona

Arizona summers bring a plethora of heat and direct sunlight. What are some of the best shade trees to plant that won’t shed in your backyard? Take a look at 5 of our favorite shade trees in the valley of the sun. 1. Arizona Rosewood If you enjoy the natural beauty provided by trees but…

How Fast Do Succulents Grow?

Do Succulents Grow?

If you are wondering about succulent growth, it all depends on the specific type of succulent. For instance, a fast-growing succulent like Echeveria can grow up to 6-8 inches in one year. Other succulents, such as Haworthias, can take more than a year to grow 3 inches. What Are Succulents? Essentially, succulents are dry-climate plants…

Desert Landscaping Costs Arizona 2024

Desert Landscaping Costs Arizona 2024

Desert landscaping, often synonymous with xeriscaping, can be a cost-effective option for Arizona homeowners. However, the exact cost varies depending on several factors, similar to xeriscaping: Project size: Area plays a big role, with prices ranging from $5 to $20 per square foot. Larger projects tend to cost more per square foot due to economies…