An Up Close View of the World’s Largest Rosebush
Arizona, Garden Travels, Road Trip, Roses in the Desert
Do you love roses?I do.For those of you who have been following me for any length of time, you know that my love affair with roses is something that I like to share with others. For that reason, on a lovely day in May, I made a visit…
‘Red Hot’ Is A Welcome Addition to the Desert Garden
Arizona garden, California desert garden, desert gardening, Drought Tolerant, Shrubs, Southwest garden
Exploring the 'Red Hot' Tecoma Shrub
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I am always on the lookout for new plants to the desert plant palette. The desert plant palette is ever-evolving, with growers continually striving to introduce new varieties that boast exciting…
The Joy of Planting a Single Seed
Arizona garden, az plant lady family, Gardening With Kids, Vegetable Gardening
Learning about the natural world and how it works is one of the joys of being a child. I was reminded of this fact the other day with my grandson, Eric. He came over for a visit after preschool and was so excited to show me a science experiment…
Colorful Plants, Spiky Pots, Snakes, Roses and the Prom!
Arizona garden, AZ Plant Lady, Containers, desert gardening, Flowering Annuals, Roses in the Desert, Succulent Gardening, Vines
Spring in the desert 'Tangerine Beauty' Crossvine (Bignonia capreolata 'Tangerine Beauty')
Capturing the Beauty of Spring in the Desert
Spring in the desert is the most beautiful time of year with the majority of plants in the landscape…
Tour of My Spring Garden
Arizona garden, AZ Plant Lady, Cactus/Succulents, desert gardening, Drought Tolerant, Flowering Annuals, Fruit Trees, Growing Fruit, Perennial, Product Review, Pruning, Shrubs, Succulent Gardening, Vegetable Gardening
Tour of My Spring Garden, Firecracker Penstemon (Penstemon eatoni)
A Spring Garden Tour: Nature's Pleasant Surprises
Have you ever noticed that spring has a way of surprising you in the garden? This is what I considered as…
Exciting News! New Resource for Desert Gardeners
AZ Plant Lady Classes, desert gardening, Noelle Johnson Horticulturist Arizona, Noelle Johnson Landscape Consulting, Southwest garden
Unlocking Desert Gardening Success
For my longtime followers who are desert gardeners, you may have noticed that I haven't been blogging as regularly as before. Well, I am excited to tell you the reason why.
But first, a little background.…
Book Review: Living With Air Plants
Book Review, Giveaway, Houseplants
Old creosote roots with air plants (Living With Air Plants)
Air plants are both unique in their shapes as well as their relatively easy care. You have undoubtedly seen these fun plants in all sorts of places. I see them cropping up…
Do You Have A Plant That Doesn’t Bring You Joy?
Citrus, desert gardening, Fruit Trees
Replacing a Troublesome Plant
Making Room for a Healthy Plant
We all have that one plant that just doesn't bring us joy anymore. In my case, it was a particular plant that had been causing frustration for years. I finally decided to take…
Just a Few More Weeks…
Arizona garden, desert gardening, Gardening Video, Pruning
Let's face it, a winter landscape filled with frost-damaged plants isn't the most attractive. During this time of year, I often find myself itching to grab my pruners and get rid of the ugly, brown growth on my bougainvillea, lantanas, and…
Drive By Landscapes: Winter Beauty in the Southwest Garden
Agave, Arizona garden, Cactus/Succulents, desert gardening, Drought Tolerant, Landscape Design, Perennial, Shrubs, Southwest garden
Embracing the Desert's Winter Palette
One of the delightful aspects of life in the Southwest is the vibrant outdoor spaces, especially during the winter season.
A Break from Landscape Critiques
For those who have been following…