Pruning is one of those lawn care tasks that require you to strike a careful balance.

One of the best things about living in Arizona is that the combination of warm sunshine and well-drained soil makes it possible to grow citrus trees in our area. 

There are so many different types of plant fertilizer available today that it's easy to get confused. 

Watering your plants regularly helps them thrive. New plants are especially sensitive to dry conditions and need to be watered more frequently.

Xeriscaping is an affordable and convenient gardening method that requires little to no irrigation and has minimal maintenance. 

The spring and summer months in Arizona yield beautiful plants and flowers. Yet, there comes a point when it is time to turn your thoughts toward the fall.

As kids, we all learned that plants need air, water and sunlight to grow. However, the science behind growing a beautiful landscape goes much deeper than that. 

Everyone loves the look of lush, majestic trees on their home’s lawn, but there often comes a point where enough is enough.

No matter the weather or the sun exposure, your garden isn't going to do that well if the soil isn't in good shape.

Summer is one of the harder seasons on trees. This is especially so in places where temperatures soar and there's very little rainfall.

Flagging and needle drop are common occurrences with evergreens, and most often it's due to a natural process and not disease. All evergreens, and some broad leaf plants, shed old foliage at some point every year.

You can use a thousand gardening tools in your garden, but it’s like, “How many different kinds of pots do you need to boil an egg?”

There are so many articles out there that reference soil treatment and how it’s good for your plants or bad for the environment.

Looking to keep your olive tree from blossoming to reduce your allergy symptoms, or stop the tree from fruiting? Prevent your olive trees from bearing fruit, and creating a mess in your yard, with our olive tree fruit suppression service. Services are performed from January to April depending on weather and tree condition.

The summer-blooming olive trees are true beauties, growing up to 30 feet tall and spreading out nearly as far. It’s no wonder that these evergreens have become Arizona mainstays, soaking up the plentiful sunshine that allows them to thrive. 

It's the strongest El Niño on record, and with it comes above-average rains, and a change in predicted average temperatures. So what does this mean for your landscape?