Maintaining a beautiful and well-kept landscape in Arizona's scorching summer can be challenging for homeowners associations (HOAs).

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

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

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.

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