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When you make thoughtful plant selections for a winter garden, it will be more beautiful and diverse come spring. Because our winter weather is so mild in Tucson, there are many flowers, vegetables, and plants that thrive when planted in January. Late winter planting gives them time to establish roots

Tucson’s mild climate means that many perennials are ready for new spring growth in late January. While pre-winter garden maintenance is essential, you can also support a healthy post-winter garden by scheduling pruning, clean-up, and prep tasks for late winter. Horticulture Unlimited offers January landscape and garden maintenance services in

As the year winds down and the desert air cools, winter offers the perfect opportunity to start fresh with your landscape plans. Many homeowners assume spring is the ideal season for outdoor projects, but the months leading up to it are when smart planning truly begins. In Tucson’s mild climate,

As the holidays approach, there’s no better time to add festive charm to your Tucson home or business. Our landscape offers a stunning backdrop for creative, climate-friendly décor that celebrates the season without sacrificing style or sustainability. From colorful winter blooms and soft outdoor lighting to rustic desert-inspired accents, there

As Tucson temperatures begin to cool, your landscape needs special attention to stay healthy and beautiful. While winters here are mild, frosty nights and dry conditions can still damage plants and irrigation systems. Taking a few preventive steps now helps your garden stay resilient through winter and flourish when spring

Winter in Tucson may bring cooler temperatures, but the Sonoran Desert landscape still offers remarkable color and texture, especially when planted with native species. These plants are naturally adapted to our region’s dry winters, making them resilient, water-efficient, and low-maintenance. At Horticulture Unlimited, we encourage homeowners to embrace native landscaping