Protected and Endangered Plants in Arizona
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Arizona has more than its fair share of protected and endangered species of rare and beautiful plants that many people view as highly desirable additions to their garden. However, care is required when adding them to your landscape as most of these plants are protected by law with severe penalties awaiting offenders. There is also the issue that every piece of land in Arizona belongs to someone ..read more
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Gardening with Children
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All parents would like to see their children get more sunshine and fresh air. Unfortunately, kids have more distractions available to them than ever, so getting them to turn off their phones, consoles, or PCs can be a bit more of a challenge than parents would like.  ..read more
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Low Maintenance Desert Plants
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Deciding to plant a native species garden is a great choice. It can help the sustainability of local insects and animals in your area and will also conserve more water than having a traditional lawn. It makes sense to try to conserve as much water as you can while living in the desert to remain eco-friendly and reduce the cost of your water bill. Another benefit of having a yard or garden filled with desert plants is the drastically lower amount of both time and energy dedicated to maintaining it as opposed to a traditional lawn ..read more
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Keeping Your Garden Safe from Arizona Garden Pests
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Insects are an essential part of the ecology, but that doesn't mean you need to let them destroy your hard work in your garden or share your harvest with them. Knowing which Arizona garden pests are most likely to invade your garden is an excellent first step in preventing an infestation and protecting not just your garden, but your neighbor's as well. Read on to learn more about Arizona garden pests that might be preying on your garden, and a few tips on safely dealing with them.  ..read more
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Gardening in Small Spaces in Phoenix, Arizona
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Just because you live in an apartment, or don't have much yard, doesn't mean you have to miss out on the joys of gardening. Creative use of containers and vertical spaces combined with smart plant choices means you can have thriving green areas around your home, no matter its size. Villas and townhouses with small courtyards, rental properties, and apartments with balconies are all prime locations for small gardens where space is at a premium. Use your imagination to indulge your passion and read through the rest of this article for inspiration ..read more
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Gardening During the Pandemic - How to Get Started and Stay Safe
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With the COVID-19 pandemic maintaining its grip on the planet, more people are staying at home. An interesting side-effect of a house-bound populace is a sudden surge in interest for gardening. Maintaining a garden at home is one thing. However, gardening is not always a solitary activity - neighbors often share gardening space while others head off to the community garden with friends ..read more
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How to Prevent Insects, Birds, and Other Animals that Destroy Gardens
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The world would be a lifeless husk if we didn't have insects, birds, and other animals to help maintain the ecological balance. Still, that doesn't mean we should let insects have their run of the garden or provide a buffet for the local rabbit population and birdlife. As gardeners, we will always have pests eyeing our hard work as a potential meal, but the goal should be control rather than eradication.  ..read more
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