Explore the wonders of native plants and their significant role in desert ecology for your regenerative gardening endeavors. Discover the beauty and resilience of desert-adapted flowering plants, cacti, succulents, and wildflowers that not only enhance the aesthetics of your garden but also promote a harmonious ecosystem. Avoid introducing invasive species and incorporate native plants into your garden design to attract beneficial insects, support pollinators, and create a sustainable habitat for local wildlife. By embracing the principles of regenerative gardening and honoring the unique ecology of the desert, you can cultivate a thriving oasis that celebrates the natural biodiversity of the region.
What’s Wrong With Lawns? Consider your native habitat and the types of plants you’d find there if you didn’t have a grass lawn. Take a walk at a local park or arboretum, a nature trail, or hike through the woods. Check out the diversity of local plants which grow wild when allowed. Some of these […]
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So you wanna know why people actually choose to garden in the desert? It’s a legit question, and one I completely understand you having. We might seem crazy, and we desert growers are a little crazy, but there are plenty of reasons to do what we do! 365 Day / Year Growing Season – The
If you’re a Tucson gardener, let’s talk about the invasive garden species you should look out for and avoid. Over the years, lots of non-native species have been introduced to the Sonoran Desert. Some of these are fine, and some completely take over and irrevocably alter ecosystems forever. I’m looking at you, buffel grass! Thankfully
