Planting Facts
The Phoenix Summer Watering Guide for New Plants
How to water new plants in Phoenix summer so they survive 110°F — deep-watering schedules by plant size.
The Phoenix Summer Watering Guide for New Plants
How to water new plants in Phoenix summer so they survive 110°F — deep-watering schedules by plant size.
Monsoon Planting: The Best-Kept Secret of the P...
Phoenix's monsoon season (July–September) is secretly the best time to plant desert trees and shrubs. Here's why — and what to plant.
Monsoon Planting: The Best-Kept Secret of the P...
Phoenix's monsoon season (July–September) is secretly the best time to plant desert trees and shrubs. Here's why — and what to plant.
Monsoon Season in Phoenix: How to Prepare, Prot...
Phoenix monsoon season runs June 15 through September 30, peaking in July and August. Storms can drop 1–2 inches of rain in under an hour against an annual average of...
Monsoon Season in Phoenix: How to Prepare, Prot...
Phoenix monsoon season runs June 15 through September 30, peaking in July and August. Storms can drop 1–2 inches of rain in under an hour against an annual average of...
Phoenix Winter Planting Guide: The Best Plants ...
October through February is prime planting season in Phoenix. Daytime highs in the 60s and 70s, warm soil, and minimal pests let new trees and shrubs root in with far...
Phoenix Winter Planting Guide: The Best Plants ...
October through February is prime planting season in Phoenix. Daytime highs in the 60s and 70s, warm soil, and minimal pests let new trees and shrubs root in with far...
Fast-Growing Trees for Phoenix: Get Real Shade ...
The fastest shade trees for Phoenix are Tipu Tree at 3–6 feet per year, then Evergreen Elm, Sissoo, and Willow Acacia at 3–5 feet per year, with Desert Willow at...
Fast-Growing Trees for Phoenix: Get Real Shade ...
The fastest shade trees for Phoenix are Tipu Tree at 3–6 feet per year, then Evergreen Elm, Sissoo, and Willow Acacia at 3–5 feet per year, with Desert Willow at...
The Best Groundcovers for Phoenix: Low-Water, H...
Living groundcovers beat bare gravel in Phoenix because rock surfaces can reach 170–190°F while plants shade and cool the soil beneath them. New Gold Lantana spreads 3–4 feet wide and...
The Best Groundcovers for Phoenix: Low-Water, H...
Living groundcovers beat bare gravel in Phoenix because rock surfaces can reach 170–190°F while plants shade and cool the soil beneath them. New Gold Lantana spreads 3–4 feet wide and...
