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Aphids Outbreak
Properties around the valley are currently experiencing a heavy infestation of Aphids on their plants and trees in their communities. Aphids are a small soft-bodied insect that can vary in size and color. They act as a plant parasite, sucking the nutritious sap from flowers, leaves, stems, and sometimes even roots, robbing the plant of […]

Pruning of Frost Damaged Plants
Spring cutbacks are in full swing at communities around the valley as we have arrived at the season for the pruning of all frost damaged plants. The plant species included in this list are the bougainvillea, lantana, natal plum, Mexican honeysuckle and chuparosa. You can expect to see a drastic change in your community’s appearance […]

Breaking Records
Higher than average temperatures along with significant lack of moisture broke records in 2017 for Phoenix, Arizona. In fact, there were 14 high-temperature records set in 2017 including a high of 119 degrees set on June 20, making it one of the hottest days of all time for the region, and November being the warmest […]

New Year – New Plants
The gyms are packed and the diets are in full swing as New Year’s resolutions are well into play. While so many are determining how to make a difference in 2018 whether it be a new weight loss plan, to give more to charity, reduce credit card debt, or even spend more time with family, […]

Winter Pruning & Frost Susceptible Plants
It’s that time of year again for winter frost pruning and cut-backs. December marks the month for rejuvenation pruning of sages, oleanders, ornamental grasses, rosemarys, etc. and for deciduous trees to start dropping their leaves. Here are some of the things that your property may expect to see beginning this month and through the frost season (December through […]

A Desert of Color – Planting Fall Annuals
As we creep into cooler temperatures, October marks the beginning of the fall gardening season. With the Arizona climate differing so much from other parts of the country, you must be well-versed in the proper way to plant your annuals in the desert.

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