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 …
Winter is coming to the Phoenix area. In other parts of the country, winter means rain or snow, but not so in the Valley of the Sun. We just get colder temperatures. So what kind of landscaping is best for our dry area? Desert landscaping is a good alternative for areas that do not get much water. Desert landscaping is …
Signing a contract for commercial landscaping in Tempe is the same as any other contract. It is important to read through it and understand all the important points before you sign it. You want to make sure you know exactly what is included and if the company is qualified to handle the project. Having an attractive landscape around your business …
Keeping your landscaping properly maintained improves the look of your home as well as prevents disputes with neighbors and local housing association code enforcement agencies. Tempe landscape maintenance is a bit different than most areas of the country, though, due to the desert climate. Taking it one step at a time will result in a beautiful landscape. Lawns The lawn …
It is easy for commercial property owners to underestimate how important landscaping elements are for building their businesses. First impressions count in business and a well-landscaped business builds confidence in the customer, whether first-time or returning. Yet it does not have to be an expensive proposition to provide your office building with curb appeal that will entice customers to come …
Autumn in Arizona has distinct benefits for the landscaper because autumn’s cooler air temperatures are easier on both plants and homeowners. The soil is still warm, so if you do some new planting the roots will grow right away. But even if you are just transplanting the warm soil means less of a shock for the plant. Autumn also means …
First impressions count in business. People will judge you, perhaps unfairly, by the immediate impression they have of you when they first meet you. A flimsy dead-fish handshake is perceived as weakness. Dirty or rumpled clothing is perceived as uncaring. It is to your advantage to look and sound your best when meeting customers. The same is true about the …
If you live in Arizona, you probably have a citrus tree in your yard or you know someone who does. If you are the proud owner of a citrus tree than you know how beautiful they are and also how frustrating they can sometimes be in their care. It seems that no matter what you do, sometimes your tree gets …
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 …
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