Meet the new seedless Chilean mesquite.
In North Scottsdale, landscape designer Peggy De La Garza uses a holistic approach for a landscape refresh.
These desert-adapted beauties bring tradition, meaning and low-maintenance ease to your garden.
Taking place at Desert Botanical Garden from Oct.11 through May 10, “FRAMERATE: Desert Pulse” is a multisensory art experience that invites viewers to delve into the emotional and visual energy of the Sonoran Desert.
Through reels, tutorials, blog posts and photos, Valley content creators are demystifying the process of growing food and flowers
Designed to thrive in our climate, the Laredo improves on its predecessors.
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.
Eighty-five years ago, the Desert Botanical Garden forever changed our prickly relationship with succulents and cacti.
Consider this fiery fairy duster for a riot of color that lasts from spring to fall.
Meet Mary Estes, the landscape architect who turns outdoor spaces into artistic masterpieces.
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