Are Your Trees Stressed Out this Summer?
The Arizona Community Tree Council along with a few other tree and plant organizations have put out a URBAN TREE STRESS ALERT on June 21st 2021!
2021/10/01
The Arizona Community Tree Council along with a few other tree and plant organizations have put out a URBAN TREE STRESS ALERT on June 21st 2021!
Winter overseeding this year will be in short supply and more costly than normal. This is causing an increase in cost for installation for many landscaping companies here in the greater Phoenix area.
Are you looking for a fast-growing vine for your property here in Arizona? The Cat Claw vine is a great option because it is both fast-growing and heat tolerant.
Portulacaria Afra, mostly known as Elephant Food Plant, Small Leaf Jade, or Dwarf Jade is from the family Portulacaeae. These shrubs are great for small areas that you want to remain green all year round.
There are lots of different varieties of agave that look so amazing here in Phoenix. They require very little maintenance and do well in full sun with very little water.
Spring has sprung in Arizona! Unfortunately, we’re still seeing some areas of our lawn where the winter rye leaves little circular patches of brown until the Bermuda fill in.
One of the new must-have additions to the homes in Phoenix is a Bougainvillea bush. It can be used to enhance many types of landscaping and design schemes.
Ficus Nitida trees are the number one tree variety purchased at Moon Valley Nursery in Phoenix. The dense, thick foliage of these trees provides the absolute coolest shade available.
During spring the weeds grow so much faster than other times of the year. This happens because many of the dormant seeds were not able to germinate until the warmer weather and a little rain.
There are challenges that come with growing these trees in our Arizona desert climate. Here’s some information on what you should look out for when planting them in your Phoenix landscaping.