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In a place like Arizona, having a lush vegetable garden might be easier said than done. However, certain types of vegetables will fare better in the region than others. Below, The Green Goddess goes over a few varieties of veggies that can grow in Arizona weather. Together, we’ll help you
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.
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
CERAMIC PUMPKINS! Decorative and colorful ceramic pumpkins. These Halloween ceramic products will bring an added treat to your Halloween decorations and festivities. Don’t be afraid to use them as planters! During this time, all of our Halloween Pumpkins are 10% off. Click below to download coupon! Not valid with custom
Green Goddess is a full service nursery with products for every part of your garden and landscape. This month we are featuring the Kamado Joe Grill. It is simply the finest ceramic BBQ on the market. With outstanding craftsmanship and a variety of shapes and sizes to satisfy any of
February is a great time to begin planting and fertilizing. As we have stated before, the only month considered winter in our area is January. With possible frost to mid-February; this month is a great time to get a jump on growing season. You need to take advantage of these
With the holidays behind us, here are a few tips to make sure your garden and lawn keep up with the cooler conditions. LAWN You should have decreased your watering over the past cooler months. Do not water in January during the night and make sure to never mow when
With the holiday season upon us and colder weather coming, here are a few tips to protect and keep your plants safe during these cooler months. Frost can hit our valley anytime from around December 12 to February 7th. Protecting plants in the Phoenix and surrounding areas can be tricky
It’s that time of year again, planting season! Here are a few tips to help with what is the best time to plant of few of your favorite vegetables and when it is best to harvest them: Beans – Delicious green beans should be sowed outdoors during the months