Category: Turf and Lawn Care
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Soil Health: Improving Your Garden Soil in Arizona
Improving soil health is essential for a thriving garden, especially in Arizona’s low desert where soils are often challenging. This guide offers simple steps to test and amend your soil for better plant growth in San Tan Valley, Queen Creek, and Florence. Testing Your Soil Start by checking your soil’s…
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Lawn Care in Summer: Keeping Your Lawn Healthy
In the blistering heat of Arizona’s summer, maintaining a lush, green lawn in San Tan Valley, Queen Creek, and Florence can feel like a daunting task. With temperatures soaring above 100°F, low humidity, and minimal rainfall (8-12 inches annually), lawns face significant stress in Pinal County’s low desert (USDA Hardiness…
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Fertilize Your Arizona Landscape Like a Pro
What is Garden Fertilization? Fertilizing your garden means providing essential nutrients to support plant growth, flowering, and fruit production. In Pinal County’s arid climate, understanding plant nutrition ensures your garden thrives with minimal waste, using targeted fertilizers suited to desert conditions. Why Fertilize in Arizona? Arizona’s alkaline, nutrient-poor soils often…
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Choosing the Right Lawn Grass for Your Arizona Home
Creating a lush, sustainable lawn in Arizona requires selecting grass varieties that thrive in the state’s diverse climates, from the sun-scorched deserts of San Tan Valley, Queen Creek, and Florence to the cooler mountain regions. With guidance from the University of Arizona Cooperative Extension and Pinal County Master Gardeners, this…
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