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Let Nature Do Its Thing: Why You Shouldn’t Use Pesticides in Your Yard
Last Thursday, I had the opportunity to present at the Rare Fruit Growers Club of Arizona, and the discussion revolved around a crucial point: working with nature, not against it. Throughout the presentation, questions kept popping up—about pests, bugs, and
Right Plant, Right Place
Check out this picture: Someone recently shared this image of their newly planted hedge of cypress columns in a local gardening group. These plants, unfortunately, look like they’ve been through a desert inferno—dried up, brown, brittle, and most importantly, dead.
Transitioning Your Garden from Summer to Fall: Why You Should Skip the Tilling
As the summer heat begins to fade, many gardeners are eager to start preparing their beds for fall planting. Traditionally, this might involve tilling the soil and ripping out the spent summer crops. But what if we told you there’s
The Essential Guide to Pruning Your Grapevines: Keep It Simple and Effective
Pruning grapevines might seem daunting at first, especially with so many different techniques out there. But for the backyard gardener, the process doesn’t have to be complicated. Whether you’re looking to improve your grape yield or simply maintain the health