Are you thinking about starting a fall garden? The harvests don’t have to end because the summer does. Take advantage of an additional growing season and start a fall garden. Fill the harvest basket with spinach, carrots, kale, broccoli, and more.
The best way to water outdoor potted plants and containers is easier than you think and allows plants to thrive even during hot weather.
Gardening during the summer months in Arizona is challenging. In this post, you will learn what to plant, fertilize, harvest, and prune to have a successful garden.
Arizona Gardening in July. Includes a helpful checklist of garden tasks and describes what to plant in the low desert of Arizona during July.
In 2005 when I took the Master Gardener classes, they gave each student a couple of withered, sad-looking I’itoi onion bulbs. I was disappointed and thought, “there’s no way these …
Everything you need to plant, prune, harvest & fertilize during June in your low desert Arizona garden.
The best Arizona gardening books share the wisdom of experienced gardeners in the west’s unique climate, including the low desert of Arizona.
The challenge with vegetable gardening in the low desert of Arizona comes when temperatures soar in the hot, dry months of the summer. The low desert of Arizona includes cities in …
The sweet-smelling blossoms, year-round greenery and tasty fruit of citrus trees are easy to love. If you live in an area warm enough to plant citrus (normally USDA Zones 8-11), …
Growing cucumbers in Arizona can be a challenge. The intense heat of Arizona is often too much for the cucumbers to handle, they dry out, and if they do grow …