[ad_1] If you live in a hot climate, growing herbs may seem like a daunting task. Don’t worry, it’s possible! With the right knowledge, you can...
[ad_1] Knowing how and when to prune peppers in mild-winter climates is essential to keeping them healthy and productive for many years. In mild-winter climates like...
[ad_1] Pinterest50275 Facebook235 When I first saw the gorgeous blooms on ranunculus flowers, I didn’t think growing them here in the low desert of Arizona was...
[ad_1] If you live in a hot summer climate, plant these ten perennial herbs once, and you’ll enjoy harvests for years! A perennial is a species...
[ad_1] Mulch is your secret weapon in the garden. I talk about the need to mulch your garden in nearly every blog post; mulching is that...
[ad_1] Pinterest39295 Facebook253 As a low desert gardener, it’s exciting to learn how to grow a crop that I already use, is good for you, and...
[ad_1] Article and photos by Kara Adams I’ve spent the last year building new sunken garden beds in Southern Arizona. I live in the Sonoran Desert,...
[ad_1] Low Desert Arizona Garden in November “Welcome sweet November, the season of senses and my favorite month of all.” Gregory F. Lenz The Arizona garden...