Paul Guzman
Spartan Juniper Growth Rate
The Spartan Juniper growth rate, scientifically known as Juniperus chinensis, is a remarkable evergreen conifer that flourishes particularly well in the Southwestern region of the United States. This species is renowned for its robust growth rate, making it a highly sought-after choice for a variety of landscaping applications. Due to its adaptability and rapid development, […]
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Keeping your Tree Healthy
Keeping your Tree Healthy. Trees are majestic monuments, overseeing the change of seasons with a distinguished grace. Keeping your trees healthy is not just a duty but a privilege, allowing these natural giants to thrive and, in turn, offer their numerous benefits, from the air we breathe to the shade that cools our summer days. […]
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Neem Oil to Kill Insects on Plants
Neem Oil to Kill Insects on Plants. Neem Oil is a good natural remedy for killing insects, and let me tell you, it is absolutely 100% organic. Clarified hydrophobic neem oil kills insects bad insects and the good ones too. It suffocates their breathing holes. This wonder oil has been used for centuries in traditional […]
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Pink India Hawthorn Plants
The Pink India Hawthorn plants (Rhaphiolepis indica)  is truly a sight to behold. With its delicate pink blossoms and lush green foliage, it adds a touch of elegance and beauty to any garden or landscape. It is Native to India thus its name. This plant is known for its ability to thrive in various climates […]
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Growing Hesperaloe Funifera
Growing Hesperaloe Funifera, commonly known as the Red Yucca, is called the “Little Giant Yucca”. It has a rich history deeply entrenched in the rugged terrains of North America. This plant’s migration begins in the heart of the Chihuahuan Desert, sprawling across northeastern Mexico and extending its reach into southern Texas. It will do well […]
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How to keep garden pests out
How to keep garden pests out. Living in the desert Southwest I see plenty of garden pests not just insects but larger pests like deer, rabbits, gophers, coyotes, and yes mountain lions. It’s awesome to observe these creatures in their natural habitat but when they start to chomp away at your vegetables or ornamentals well, […]
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Reasons you should plant a tree
Reasons you should plant a tree:There are countless benefits waiting for anyone who chooses to plant a tree, whether in a home landscape, community space, or neighborhood park. Beyond adding natural beauty, trees play a powerful role in strengthening and balancing the ecosystem around us. Their presence introduces lush greenery that supports wildlife, enriches soil […]
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Concrete Benches for Outdoors
Concrete benches for outdoors. Guzman’s Garden Centers offer a fantastic selection of concrete benches and bird baths that can enhance your outdoor landscape beautifully. Outdoor Benches in Las Cruces and El Paso Concrete benches are incredibly durable, meaning they can handle both extreme cold and intense heat without any issues. They not only look great […]
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Desert Front Yard Landscaping Ideas
Desert Front yard landscaping ideas. If you live in the desert Southwest, you can do a lot to dress up your front yard or re-landscape it. As we all know, the summer heat is brutal on non-native plants. This post focuses on low-water plants and trees that are colorful, like Lavender, Verbena, Lantana, and outdoor […]
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Grow Your Own Chile Peppers
Grow your Own Chile Peppers. If you are planting via seeds the best time to sow Chile seeds is in Late January or February providing you are planting them in a greenhouse or indoors. The temperatures greenhouse/indoors should be between 60 to 70° F during the night, and up to 80° during the day time. […]
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