By Deborah Munoz-Chacon Sonoran Oasis Landscaping By incorporating pops of color with flowering cacti, succulents, and native plants, you...

Image by Pexels from Pixabay Have you ever wondered why some plants grow better in certain soil types than others? It all comes down to...

Article by Deborah Munoz-Chacon, Sonoran Oasis Landscaping Photo from Monrovia - Yani's Delight Bougainvillea As temperatures continue to...

We all want to do our part for the environment. Recycling your cut Christmas tree keeps it out of the landfill and provides you with a...

Image by Jason Gillman from Pixabay Christmas trees are a magical part of the holiday season. They bring a sense of cheer and joy to any...

Image by Deborah Munoz-Chacon, Sonoran Oasis Landscaping Story by guest blogger Ryan Erwin, SGI Property Management, Phoenix As an income...

Narrow strips can be especially hard to plant. Either plants are too big or too small. But, slipper plants (Euphorbia lomelii) are tall...

Image Source: FreeImages Did you know that there are native plants that thrive in the hot, dry summers with monsoon-heavy rains in the...

by Trees.com Gardeners and foodies alike love the Meyer lemon tree for its fruit that combines the tart taste of lemons and the sweetness...

Irrigation is a big part of the water usage at a home, homeowners association or commercial property. Save water and money with these...

Image by ivabalk from Pixabay In the midst of a heat wave, water scarcity, and frequent heat alerts, it’s understandable that you might...

July is Smart Irrigation Month A drip irrigation system is a good way to water your landscape plants and conserve water. Their biggest...

Not All Drip Irrigation Poly Lines are Created Equal The harsh Arizona summers take a toll on drip irrigation poly lines. Thin-walled...

July is Smart Irrigation Month. It's also monsoon season in Arizona. It's time to think about your irrigation system. Irrigation systems...

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