When you live in the desert you might not think too much about having a yard, but landscaping in Arizona can be very beautiful. You don’t have to have thick grass or a large lawn to enjoy the way the outdoors look; you just need to make sure you’re choosing the right plants for your climate. By doing so, you keep …
Creating Beautiful Residential Landscaping in Arizona
People who move to the desert from other areas of the country are often at a loss as to how to handle residential landscaping in Arizona. They may be used to yards full of grass and big trees, and those aren’t commonly seen in most parts of the desert Southwest. Even though the landscaping will need to be handled differently, …
Easy Ideas for Commercial Landscaping in Arizona
Having a commercial property can limit what you can do for landscaping and curb appeal, since you need space for parking and other issues that might not matter as much in a residential application. Still, commercial landscaping in Arizona can be very beautiful if it’s done correctly. You’ll want to keep it simple, but simple doesn’t have to mean bland or …
Spring Lawn Care in Phoenix Schedule and Tips
If you haven’t already began your Spring lawn care in Phoenix, April is the time to start so you can enjoy lush, green grass around your home or in your backyard for the Summer. Spring is the time to stop summer weeds in their tracks but spreading pre-emergence herbicide to stop weeds before they began to sprout. This will also help …
Spring Landscaping in Arizona: How to Plant for Beauty and Color Impact (Part 2 of 2)
This is part two in a two part series on Spring Landscaping in Arizona. To read part one, click here. Spring landscaping in Arizona can be one of your most rewarding home improvement projects. You and your landscaping company have unlimited options when it comes to showcasing your yard. You can enjoy the perfect temperatures, sunshine and turn your yard …
Spring Landscaping in Arizona: How to Plant for Beauty and Color Impact (Part 1 of 2)
Spring landscaping in Arizona can be one of your most rewarding home improvement projects. The crisp days of winter are in the past and the blistering hot days of summer are hopefully a ways off. You can enjoy the perfect temperatures, sunshine and turn your yard into a showcase of color! The first step when preparing spring landscaping in Arizona …
Tempe Landscaping Company, Corona Landscape, Provides Spring Landscaping Advice for Arizona Homeowners
Tempe landscaping company, Corona Landscape, offers several suggestions for homeowners to adequately prepare for their spring landscaping needs. Since the threat of frost has likely passed, homeowners should focus on cutting back some of their frost damaged plants beginning in now to mid March. The goal is to prepare plant life for the upcoming growing season. For example, homeowners can prune …
Hire a Gilbert Landscaper for Spring Lawn Care (Part 2 of 2)
This is the final part in a two part series. To read part one, click here. Arizona does not see much of a winter, but with spring around the corner it is time to lock down a Gilbert landscaper for spring lawn preparation. Before temperatures begin to climb back up into triple digits, it is important to remember that proper …
Hire a Gilbert Landscaper for Spring Lawn Care (Part 1 of 2)
Arizona does not see much of a winter, but with spring around the corner it is time to lock down a Gilbert landscaper for spring lawn preparation. Before temperatures begin to climb back up into triple digits, it is important to remember that proper spring lawn care can have a big impact on your lawn and landscaping around your home …
Tempe Landscaping Company, Corona Landscape, Provides Winter Tips for Arizona Homeowners
Tempe landscaping company, Corona Landscape, has outlined several suggestions for winter landscaping. At this time of year, homeowners need to cover sensitive plants at night, fertilize over-seeded lawns, and apply pre-emergent weed control. “Winter maintenance is every bit as important if you want to have a healthy, great-looking landscaping all year-round,” said Ed Bambauer, owner of Corona Landscape. “Cold weather requires …