Despite some tough love, this Scottsdale garden is thriving.
Don’t let Arizona’s brutal summers deter you from upgrading your yard. You can find numerous plants and flowers that can withstand triple-digit heat—and some even thrive in the scorching weather.
Living life in an eco-friendly way has become such a prominent concept in today’s world that it’s no longer considered a unique way of life.
Forget the AstroTurf – xeriscaping is gaining popularity as a way to have a beautiful garden without the maintenance and expense of traditional landscaping.
Beguiled by the desert’s beauty, an East Coast couple sets their sights on a landscape that reflects the region’s distinctive flora.
An abundance of boulders and indigenous flora reunify a once-tropical landscape with its desert surroundings.
Tour the blooming xeriscape gardens of Beth Rohifs of Vox Landscaping & Construction while enjoying vibrant botanical paintings and outdoor aluminum art by Beth Zink. Painting demonstrations, plant consultations, raffle prizes and refreshments are included. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 5629 E. Windstone Trail, Cave Creek, 480-538-8081.
Abundant desert plantings and relaxing outdoor living spaces come together in the shadow of Pinnacle Peak.
Landscape architects Allison Colwell and Michele Shelor transform a water-thirsty estate into a xeric desert haven.
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