Types of Trumpet Vines
Types of trumpet vines. These vines are fast-growing flowering vines that attract hummingbirds, butterflies, and other pollinators. Trumpet vines thrive in hot, sunny climates, making them an excellent choice for gardeners living in the desert Southwest and similar arid regions. Their ability to tolerate reflected heat, poor soils, and long periods of drought allows them […]
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How to Care for Trumpet Vines
Trumpet vines are like that friend who’s fun, loud, and a little bit wild. Gorgeous, full of energy, attracts a crowd (hummingbirds!)—but if you don’t set boundaries early, they take over everything. How to Care for Trumpet Vines. Trumpet vines do well in and around the Southwest region of the U.S. Here’s a casual, step-by-step […]
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Plants to Grow in Each Season
Best Plants to Grow in Each Season for a Thriving Desert Garden
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Propagate Orchids From a Leaf
Can You Propagate Orchids From a Leaf? (Yes… But Also No.) And how to actually do it without losing your sanity. Propagate orchids from a leaf. If you’ve ever grown orchids, you already know two things: They’re beautiful. They enjoy making you question every gardening skill you thought you had. So naturally, when you see […]
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Planting the Sotol Plant
If you want a stunning, low-maintenance focal point for your desert yard, the Sotol plant (Dasylirion wheeleri) is one of the best choices you can make. Native to New Mexico, Arizona, and northern Mexico, this hardy succulent thrives in arid climates and adds dramatic Southwest character to any xeriscape landscape.
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What are Nematodes
How to Remove Nematodes in the Soil (Naturally & Effectively) What are nematodes? Soil nematodes are microscopic roundworms—some are helpful, while others damage plant roots, causing stunted growth, yellowing leaves, and poor blooms or fruit. If your plants are suffering and you’re seeing root knots or swollen roots, you may be dealing with root-knot nematodes […]
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Fall Gardening in the Southwest
🍂 Fall Gardening in the Southwest: What to Plant, Prune, and Prepare Fall Gardening in the Southwest is one of the best times to garden. After months of intense summer heat, the cooler temperatures bring welcome relief to both plants and gardeners. The soil stays warm well into autumn, allowing newly planted trees, shrubs, and […]
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The Blue Glow Agave
🌵 Blue Glow Agave: A Stunning Accent for Southwest Xeriscapes The Blue Glow Agave always amazes me whenever I see it in someone’s landscape. It is a dwarf Agave, but it looks great in a Xeriscape design. See the Image below. 🌞 The Beauty of the Blue Glow Agave The Blue Glow Agave (Agave ‘Blue […]
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How to Add Fall Color
How to Add Fall Color Without High Water Use How to add fall color. Discover vibrant drought-tolerant plants that add brilliant fall color to your Las Cruces or El Paso landscape. Learn xeriscape design tips to keep your yard colorful and water-wise this autumn. Introduction Fall in the desert Southwest doesn’t have to mean dull […]
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White Dutch Clover as a Lawn
White Dutch Clover: A Smart Lawn Alternative for the Southwest Eco-Friendly and Water-Wise White Dutch Clover as a lawn. If you’re looking for a low-maintenance, drought-tolerant lawn alternative for the Southwest, White Dutch Clover (Trifolium repens) is a top choice. Once considered a common weed, this hardy perennial is now appreciated for its lush green […]
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