Southwest Gardening252 Stories
Gold FoliageGreat Plant: New Zealand Wind Grass
Gorgeous, green-to-gold feather grass make a big impact for little effort
Full StoryGardening and LandscapingGarden Tour: A Colorful Patio Blooms in the Arizona Desert
A landscape designer transforms a couple's backyard patio into a feature-packed oasis
Full StoryGardening GuidesTexas Gardener's June Checklist
Win the battle against heat and drought with these plant picks and extra effort, for a garden that reigns supreme in summer
Full StoryGardening GuidesSouthwest Gardener's July Checklist
Hold on to your hat and prune those tree branches; monsoon season means damage prevention is key
Full StorySouthwest GardeningUnderstanding the American Southwest's Three Main Climate Zones
If you live in one of the arid or semiarid regions of the U.S. Southwest, this gardening zone guide is for you
Full StoryGardening GuidesTexas Gardener's May Checklist
Be especially water wise this month as you sow seeds, tend to your lawn and plant edibles, grasses and flowers
Full StoryGardening GuidesSouthwest Gardener's August Checklist
Manage monsoon effects, remember to fertilize and don't let the heat deter you from planting for fall
Full StoryGardening GuidesSouthwest Gardener's June Checklist
Protect your plants from too much sun while waiting for rain relief, and guess what? Those cacti might need a drink
Full StorySouthwest GardeningSouthwest Gardener's May Checklist
Let May's warm temperatures guide your edible and flowering garden plantings, and don't forget to protect and prune your picks
Full StoryRegional Garden GuidesTexas Gardener's April Checklist
Get your sowing and planting on — spring brings a tantalizing array of possibilities in the garden
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