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Gardening in Arizona is different than many parts of the country. Learning what and when to plant is crucial for your garden's success. Find out everything you need to know about Arizona gardening on this board.
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The heat brings important garden tasks—mulching and providing shade are two of the most important ways to help the garden survive the summer. What grows in low desert Arizona gardens in May? I’ll show you. All of these pictures come from my garden in Mesa, Arizona. Although the temperatures are beginning to climb, May in the Arizona garden is one of the most beautiful and productive times. #maygarden #zone9b #arizonagardening
If you live in a hot summer climate, you may have wondered if a greenhouse would be beneficial. Questions like: Would a greenhouse get too hot in Arizona? How many months of the year could I use the greenhouse?
Discover the secret to protecting your soil in the scorching summer months. Learn about heat-tolerant cover crops, how to plant them, and the many benefits they offer to the soil and the environment. Click here to unlock your summer gardening solution!

Arizona Garden Tour

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Fall gardening in Arizona brings welcome relief from the summer heat and countless possibilities. Here’s how to make the most of it. 
September in Arizona’s low desert signals the shift from summer’s intense heat to slightly milder days, making it an ideal time to refresh your garden. The sun’s angle is changing and lowering. While the temperatures are still warm, the cooler mornings and evenings provide a perfect window for beginning the transition into fall and winter planting. This article will explore what to plant and the possible harvests in September.
September in Arizona’s low desert signals the shift from summer’s intense heat to slightly milder days, making it an ideal time to refresh your garden. The sun’s angle is changing and lowering. While the temperatures are still warm, the cooler mornings and evenings provide a perfect window for beginning the transition into fall and winter planting. This article will explore what to plant and the possible harvests in September.

Arizona Planting Guides

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July is typically the hottest month in the low desert. Monsoons may bring humidity and moisture, but they may not. It’s essential to pay attention to your plants�’ watering needs this month. The average temperature is 107°F (81°C), and the average rainfall is 1.22 inches. When you’re in the garden this month, remember to work outside in the cooler morning and evening hours and stay hydrated.
🍋 Scorching summer temps often mean scorched fruit on our citrus trees. Now that nighttime temps are coming down, it’s time to take the burned fruit off the tree. ⁣⁣⁣ ⁣⁣⁣ 🍊 Citrus will begin ripening in the next few months. With the damaged fruit gone, the tree can focus its energy on the remaining fruit. ⁣⁣⁣ ⁣⁣⁣ 🍋 Once citrus changes color, it will be harder to tell which fruit is damaged.⁣⁣ ⁣⁣⁣ ⁣🍊Luckily, citrus trees are typically heavy producers, and plenty of fruit remains on the tree.
Discover essential tips and tricks to grow crisp, juicy cucumbers even in the unbearable heat of places like Arizona. Your summer won't be complete without these delicious cucumbers!

Garden Harvests

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At the end of a long, hot summer, there is work to be done. Clean up dead plants and prepare the yard and garden for the upcoming cooler planting season. Who is ready for cooler weather? #howtogrowyourownfood #growinginthegarden #gardeningtips #vegetablegarden #growyourownfood #organicgarden #desertgarden #arizonagarden
September Gardening Tasks for Low Desert Arizona Gardens
At the end of a long, hot summer, there is work to be done. Clean up dead plants and prepare the yard and garden for the upcoming cooler planting season. Who is ready for cooler weather? #howtogrowyourownfood #growinginthegarden #gardeningtips #vegetablegarden #growyourownfood #organicgarden #desertgarden #arizonagarden
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Tips for Successful Fall Gardening in Arizona
Fall gardening in Arizona brings welcome relief from the summer heat and countless possibilities. Here’s how to make the most of it.
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Fall Gardening: What to Plant in September
September in Arizona’s low desert signals the shift from summer’s intense heat to slightly milder days, making it an ideal time to refresh your garden. The sun’s angle is changing and lowering. While the temperatures are still warm, the cooler mornings and evenings provide a perfect window for beginning the transition into fall and winter planting. This article will explore what to plant and the possible harvests in September.
September in Arizona’s low desert signals the shift from summer’s intense heat to slightly milder days, making it an ideal time to refresh your garden. The sun’s angle is changing and lowering. While the temperatures are still warm, the cooler mornings and evenings provide a perfect window for beginning the transition into fall and winter planting. This article will explore what to plant and the possible harvests in September.
Fall Gardening: What to Plant in September
September in Arizona’s low desert signals the shift from summer’s intense heat to slightly milder days, making it an ideal time to refresh your garden. The sun’s angle is changing and lowering. While the temperatures are still warm, the cooler mornings and evenings provide a perfect window for beginning the transition into fall and winter planting. This article will explore what to plant and the possible harvests in September.
September in Arizona’s low desert signals the shift from summer’s intense heat to slightly milder days, making it an ideal time to refresh your garden. The sun’s angle is changing and lowering. While the temperatures are still warm, the cooler mornings and evenings provide a perfect window for beginning the transition into fall and winter planting. This article will explore what to plant and the possible harvests in September.
What to Plant in September in Arizona
September in Arizona’s low desert signals the shift from summer’s intense heat to slightly milder days, making it an ideal time to refresh your garden. The sun’s angle is changing and lowering. While the temperatures are still warm, the cooler mornings and evenings provide a perfect window for beginning the transition into fall and winter planting. This article will explore what to plant and the possible harvests in September.
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What to Plant and Harvest in August Low Desert of Arizona
Are you wondering what to plant and harvest in August in Arizona? I'll show you which seeds to start indoors and what you can plant outside in August. It is still hot in the Phoenix Valley, but if you want another round of warm-season crops, August is a good time to plant. It's also an important month for starting seeds indoors.
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What to Plant and Harvest in August Low Desert of Arizona
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Busting Myths: Organic Gardening is Not Regular Gardening
Surprised to hear that regular gardening and organic gardening are starkly different? Yes, it's true! Standard gardening focuses on the 'fix it when it's broken' approach, reacting to problems with chemical crutches. Organic gardening, on the other hand, nurtures a healthy environment ab initio, eliminating the need for synthetic interventions. Get ready for the big shift!
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Shade Cloth - The Overlooked Vegetable Protector
Is your garden not getting enough sunlight? Don't let that stop you from growing a beautiful array of vegetables, herbs, and flowers. This comprehensive guide provides valuable information on how to evaluate your garden's sunlight exposure, which plants tolerate partial sun or shade, and how to overcome the challenges of shade gardening.
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Arizona Gardening: Garden Tasks to do in August
Arizona gardens often suffer from heat and neglect in August. However, as the next planting season approaches, it’s time to prepare the beds and plan for fall. This article covers the essential tasks to help your August garden vegetables, fruit, flowers, and landscape plants thrive. We will also cover which pests to expect and how often to water your garden, trees, and shrubs.
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May's Garden Tasks
The heat brings important garden tasks—mulching and providing shade are two of the most important ways to help the garden survive the summer. This blog post is designed to help you with the necessary gardening tasks during May, including when to water and what to plant, prune, and fertilize.
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It's Time to Plant Tomatoes!
It's my favorite time of year to plant tomatoes. Pick a sunny location and provide a little extra shade and water. With several warm months on the horizon, tomatoes have a chance to get established and produce well through fall and into next year. That sunny location will serve them well when the days get shorter and cooler. #howtogrowyourownfood #growinginthegarden #gardeningtips #vegetablegarden #growyourownfood #organicgarden #desertgarden #arizonagarden #showusyourbibs
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Are Grow Bags the Garden Miracle Your Garden Needs?
Ready to experiment with a new, efficient gardening method? Discover the magic of gardening with grow bags. It's the effortless way to start your own garden, anywhere, anytime. Pick up a few bags, fill them with soil, and voila! Your green corner is ready in no time. Grow bags are compact, easy to handle, and excellent for beginners as well as experienced gardeners looking for extra space. See what makes grow bags the hidden gem of gardening.
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Hot Weather Gardening: What to Plant in July
Are you wondering what to plant in July in Arizona? I’ll show you which seeds to start indoors and what you can plant outside in July. Planting in July means giving yourself an extra round of your favorite warm-season crops and, if you time it right, the best tomatoes of the year. This article will tell you what to plant in July and how to be successful.
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What to Plant and Harvest in July: Low Desert of Arizona
Discover what to plant in Arizona in July. From Armenian cucumbers to okra and tomatoes, learn which crops thrive in the Arizona heat.