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One common disease that occurs in Arizona, especially during the summer, when we experience extreme heat for a few weeks, is called Gummosis. What is Gummosis? Gummosis is the formation...
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Plant and Tree Disease - Gall FAQ One of the popular topics we get asked about at the nursery is plant diseases that could be a problem for our area. One that specific disease that can show...
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Watering in The Desert Can Be Tricky It is essential to know when to water, how often, and even more important, how deep to water. These factors are crucial for the success of any...
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Keep Your Landscape Healthy Time is flying this year and the summer season is already coming to an end. Now that people are coming home from vacation, kids are going back to school, and...
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Desert Trees are the Best Trees to Plant this Summer Our Trees are Acclimated to the Desert Regions It’s a common misconception that you are not able to plant trees in your yard during the...
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Homeowners know that owning a home means that there is always something to do! Sometimes those projects are not fun, like replacing gutters or upgrading the washer and dryer, and sometimes...
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Did you know that April is National Lawn and Garden Month? Seems fitting since we have probably spent more time outside this month than in January through March combined. Our gardens,...
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Not sure what to do for your landscape in April or where to get started? The April landscaping chores are a lot like what you were (hopefully) doing last month, except you may have...
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Feed Your Landscaping For the Best Spring Growth As much as it feels like the year has just barely begun, the weather is getting warmer every day, and the outdoors is calling your name....
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