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Welcome to the captivating and sunny realm of Phoenix, Arizona, where water scarcity meets artistic horticulture, and xeriscaping stands as a top gardening strategy within the unique gardening zones of 9-10B. In this comprehensive guide, we will dive into the intricate world of water-efficient landscaping, uncovering the hidden intricacies that
Graduating from the more common, easy to care for houseplants is a big and exciting step in a plant lover’s life. Once you can take care of the easy ones, it might be time to step your gardening game up with some intermediate-level plants that are a little more challenging
Indoor decor can be fun, but it can also be frustrating if you’re not achieving the aesthetic you’re looking for. One great way to enhance your indoor decor is to add plants to the mix. Plants of any kind will add life and style to any indoor space, whether we’re
Even though Arizona is a warmer part of the region during the wintertime compared to more Eastern and Northern areas, there are still a few intelligent measures you can take to ensure your plants, trees, and shrubs are taken care of. Below, The Green Goddess goes over a few ways
The Green Goddess Holiday Party Come join us on December 9th for delicious food, festive atmosphere and good company at our 10th annual holiday party! Bring your family, friends, or come alone! Everyone is welcome and we hope to see you there!! When: December 9th, noon-4:30pm Where: 4139 East Bell Rd.
One of the enjoyable aspects of the great state of Arizona is that during the fall season we experience milder temperatures than much of the United States, which gives us a unique opportunity to plant and enjoy the fruits of our labor during the fall and winter season. Below, we
Herbs are a fantastic avenue to explore for those wanting to enjoy the fruits of their labor, so to speak. When it comes to botany, “herb” is a term that refers to an herbaceous plant. Herbs are small, seed-bearing plants that lack woody stems and aerial plant parts that die
Plant lovers tend to grow year-round in Arizona, however, not all plants can stand the high temperatures of the low desert, which often top 104-107 degrees. This goes especially true for vegetables. However, certain vegetables can survive and even thrive in the high temperatures that are characteristic of the region.
If you’ve had a little experience or if you’re brand new to crafting a garden sanctuary, it’s a good idea to do a little research to ensure your plants and trees have the best shot at living a full and happy life. Taking care of certain plants might be less
There’s nothing quite like the scent of a flower or aromatic plant. However, not all plant or tree fragrances are created equal. For instance, the Bradford Pear Tree has been said to smell like dead fish. Crown Imperial flowers are often described as smelling the sulfur. These might not be