Palo verde trees are native to the desert regions of Africa, Southwest North America, and Northwest Mexico. The most common species to Arizona are known as the yellow palo verde
Shade is a necessity in Arizona, because of the high temperatures and long sun exposure. Thankfully, there are several shade trees that will grow quickly in Arizona’s landscape. Read on
Monsoons are a beautiful, yet sometimes hazardous, weather feature of Southern Arizona. If your landscape and trees are not prepared correctly, then you could be in danger of extensive damages.
Many trees and plants in the southwest are hardy and accustomed to hot summers and cool winters. However, not all trees are prepared to deal with the fluctuating temperatures often
Tree roots grow long and deep, which can prove dangerous to residential and commercial sewer pipes. Many people do not understand how tree roots can invade a sewer pipe, no
There are many fungi, such as Phymatotrichopsis omnivora, that can be very damaging to the continued health and beauty of trees in Arizona. To learn more about some common fungi