Most people are familiar with the large clumps of lush, grass-like foliage and creamy white feathery plumes of pampas grass (though pink varieties are available too). Pampas grass (Cortaderia) is an attractive ornamental grass that is popular in many landscapes. While they’re extremely easy to grow, however, it’s important to know what you’re getting into before planting pampas grass around …
Is your bermuda grass looking dry and patchy? Here are a few things to keep in mind: Water lightly, twice per day in summer during the evening hours Check sprinkler patterns for dry spots Fertilize or weed & feed at least twice per summer Shade is bermuda’s biggest enemy. If you have large trees shading your bermuda grass, even growth …
Recent monsoon rains in the Phoenix valley this August have started another round of cactus blossoms. These beautiful orange blooms are on a barrel cactus in Queen Creek. Watch local foliage for new blooms emerging! We’d be happy to maintain the landscape at your home or business. Click here for a free quote!
If you are searching for landscaping for businesses in Gilbert, you have probably experienced some frustration. There are numerous landscapers available, but it can be difficult to determine which will give you the best value for your budget. Selecting a landscaper is a business decision and you want to make sure you get the best value for your dollars. Therefore, …
Proper winter landscaping in Arizona is important because the native plants that grow in our desert climate need to be given special attention during the winter months. Even though the winter is mild in Arizona the desert plants are affected by the cooler temperatures. Plus you want to prepare your landscaping for the warmer temperatures when spring arrives. Here are …
When talking to your landscaper about keeping your lawn green all year long they will probably suggest planting two types of grass: Bermuda and Rye. If you are not familiar with the Arizona climate you may wonder why you have to think about two different types of grass. It is because of the climate and lack of water; we need …
According to the 2016 Residential Landscape Architecture Trends Survey (conducted by the American Society of Landscape Architects), sustainable design is the biggest trend this year amongst homeowners for residential landscapes. The survey cites the top trend as “rainwater/graywater harvesting,” an innovative landscaping practice that reflects today’s growing consumer demand for beautiful residential landscapes that also save water. As part of …
For many avid gardeners, the actual joy of gardening in Arizona’s unique desert climate is that it’s never too late to plant something. If you want to try your hand at herbs or vegetables, grow flowers in pots on your back patio or even plant an extensive rose garden, it’s all possible. The key, however, is to truly understand the …
When searching for a commercial landscaper, you want to select a firm that you can trust to maintain and protect your property with the utmost care. They will be responsible for resources that are valuable to your business, and that convey your company’s professional image. This may not be an easy decision for you, especially if you haven’t used a …
At this time of year, there are certain concerns that property owners will have with regards to residential landscaping, and steps they must take to ensure their plants, shrubs and trees stay healthy until spring. Overlooking even a minor detail can risk the well-being of these precious plants, decreasing their chances of survival or at the very least negatively impacting …
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