Monsoon season in S. Arizona brings much-needed rain, but it also brings strong winds and heavy downpours that can wreak havoc on landscapes

Are you dreaming of a lush, beautiful outdoor area but unsure where to start?Hiring a professional landscaping service can turn your vision

Gardening offers a sanctuary where the mind finds solace, the body reaps rewards, and the spirit flourishes.

Arizona summers can be brutal. This extreme heat can cause a variety of landscaping problems.

Homeownership comes with its set of joys and responsibilities, including maintaining and improving your property.

There are many good reasons to use native desert plants and desert-adapted plants in your landscape.

Stinknet is the not-so-friendly invader that's made its way to Tucson from the Phoenix area.

Are you looking to add some beautiful, low-maintenance trees to your desert landscape?

Pack rats are a common desert animal. If you live in Arizona for any length of time, you'll eventually run into one or see a pack rat nest.

The best landscaping ideas are those that mimic nature and are organic. These kinds of landscapes are not only unique but are refreshing...

Winter rainwater is a precious resource in Arizona that often goes underutilized in landscaping projects within homeowners associations.

Desert landscaping is very different than landscaping in other parts of the country.

Adopting long-term eco-friendly changes in your yard can go a long way in conserving valuable water resources without compromising beauty.

As spring approaches, it's time for homeowners associations to prepare for the revitalization of community landscapes.

A growing concern for homeowners associations is buffel grass and the damage it causes.

Why did the mountain break up with the snow?

Effective winter weed control is crucial for maintaining a healthy and vibrant landscape. During the winter months, it's essential to...

The rains are always welcome in the Arizona desert. But, with the winter rains come weeds. Sometimes they seem to grow faster than you...

Maintaining a pristine and weed-free landscape is a common goal for homeowners associations (HOAs) aiming to enhance curb appeal.

There are many good reasons for a homeowners association (HOA) to have an approved plant palette.