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Photosynthesis is necessary to produce food and energy which keep plants alive and blooming. Plants need light for this process, even indoors. Many of us have a room with low

Fresh snowfalls may be rare here, and so is fresh holly. However, many folks still reminisce about the sights and smells of a natural holiday season, including pine trees, balsam

Recently, Master Gardeners received an email asking about beautiful moths...

Currently there are many gentle, silent creatures densely fluttering around us as we enjoy the calm of our gardens. Whether dull or colorful, small or large, active or still, countless

Temperatures have cooled a bit, and winter lows are just around the corner. As the air and soil become chilly, most plants slow their development and need just enough moisture

The addition of hardscape can help provide a desert atmosphere to the landscape.

There is still time to add more interest to the landscape. What about planting a sensory garden among the native desert specimens? Sensory garden plants can be for smelling, tasting

Milkweed populations in the United States are decreasing, primarily due to the use of herbicides, climate change, disease and drought. Unfortunately, less milkweed habitat has been a major cause for

The Sonoran Desert is often referred to as the “prettiest and most photogenic” of the world’s warm deserts. This is mostly true because of mild winters and yearly two-season rainfalls

In the world of horticulture, the term “invasive” applies to primarily non-native plants which aggressively spread into a new environment closely matching their place of origin yet lacking natural controls