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Tucson, Arizona is located along the backs of the Santa Cruz River in south-central Arizona. The city is on a high desert valley surrounded by four mountain ranges. Tucson is one of the sunniest cities in the United States. It receives nearly a 3,800 hours of sunshine in a year. The average annual rainfall is [...]
[continue reading...]Phoenix, Arizona, is situated in the middle of the arid southwest. And, although artificial lawns are becoming more popular in this region, it is still possible to have a thick, well cared-for, living lawn. Known for its hot and dry summers, temperatures average in the nineties to low hundreds, often topping out at over 100 [...]
[continue reading...]Laveen is located in an agricultural area of Arizona. Recently, widespread urbanization has been happening in this area. The population of Laveen is around 9,049. The area is surrounded by the Salt River. The total area of Laveen is around 48 square miles. This area is largely undeveloped. The following are some soil types which [...]
[continue reading...]Buckeye, Arizona is a town in Maricopa County of the United States. Its variation in geographic patterns results in many different types of soil, which paves the way for diverse lawn care and maintenance styles. The landscape pattern changes with every season, so different techniques and maintenance patterns of lawn care have to be adopted. [...]
[continue reading...]Arizona is well-known for its dry, arid climate. The average temperature during the summer months is in the mid-90’s and during the winter, temperatures rarely fall below 45 degrees Fahrenheit. The state is primarily desert lands and consequently receives very little annual rainfall. However, when storms do occur, they are usually violent and accompanied by lightning and thunder.
Arizona lawn care can be a challenge because the climate is unsuitable for many types of plants. Buffalo grass is one common type of grass that can thrive well in Arizona as it is tolerant to droughts as well as temperatures extremes. However, this grass cannot tolerate heavy traffic and may not be suitable for yards that will experience a lot of activity. If Arizonians are willing to irrigate their yard, they have several more options available including Zoysia, which is not only drought tolerant but thrives well under irrigation measures and can also endure heavy traffic.
No matter which type of grass is chosen, Arizona lawn care is important. The consistent warm and sunny weather in the state facilitates lots of outdoor activity. It is important that your friends and family have a comfortable and healthy lawn to gather on, so that you best enjoy the natural
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