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Grow Food in Your Front Yard with Barrel Cactus

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Barrel cactus is a plant that is easy to grow and take care of, and offers a rich edible fruit with no prickers or spines on the fruit. Yes prickly pear is sweet and tasty, but let’s look at a plant never needs pruning, and a plant that you can […]

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How to Pick The Perfect Tree – Part I

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May 16 is National Hug a Tree Day! So in honor of this very special day, I am starting this series of articles on how to pick the perfect tree. Perfect Tree for … ? … Factor This: If you want to watch a nursery person cringe, ask them: “What […]

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Compost & HOA’s – Compost Done Correctly

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It is easy to create compost in a dry climate. Properly done, composting is not unsightly, nor does it smell, or invite pests. I discussed the basics last week (here). More than the Basics Do you get my newsletter? One reader who does emailed me via the link at the […]

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Compost in the Desert – Introduction

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Compost in the desert is not hard – it is just different from what all the gardening books written for other climates tell you to do. We live in a unique area, so you need to use some unique approaches. “Compost Happens” – NOT! That bumper sticker (and tee shirt) […]

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Recent Posts

  • Grow Fennel in the Southwest
  • Five Reasons to Remove a Tree
  • Forcing Bulbs to Flower Indoors
  • Plant in Autumn for Spring Flowers
  • Goldenbush Blooms in Fall

Categories

  • Calendar
  • Edible
  • Flowers
  • Fruits
  • Garden Basics
  • Herbs
  • Houseplants
  • Landscape
  • Plant Care
  • Pollinators
  • Soil
  • Vegetables
  • water
  • Wildlife

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