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Super-realistic or abstract and evocative, Kenneth Peloke's art captures
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ReadThis collector-worthy group of succulents attracts attention for their strikingly unusual blooms more than their unique scents.
What to plant, prune and pluck in October and November according to your elevation.
“They remind me of places such as Farrell’s Ice Cream parlor, fancy establishments we used to dine at; and not-so-fancy places such as Hobo Joe’s."
These pest-deterring plants add beauty and fragrance to desert gardens.
On the pages ahead, we share a handful of homes that we consider worthy of distinction.
ReadDani Christakos, founder of and florist behind the boutique Scottsdale studio, shares two of her go-to festive floral arrangements that can be done at home in just a few simple steps.
shares his grandma’s secret almond brittle and salted ganache ice cream recipe for the first time, exclusively for our readers.
The cofounders of The Great American Seed Up in Phoenix share some of the most populat and unique seeds that will be available to purchase at this annual event for home gardeners.
A new mural in North Phoenix has a unique backstory. The 22-foot wide-by-14-foot-high painting and tile mosaic piece depicting cacti and desert critters was created by a group of artists with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Plan your weekend with our curated list of top events around the Valley.
ReadOur picks for the top events and exhibitions in Phoenix and Scottsdale for October/November 2024.
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