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Green Valley Gardeners: Birds in the summer garden (opens the original)
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As a subscriber, you can share up to 3 articles each month with friends for free. Just click âGift this Articleâ on this page, then copy the link or enter their email. Gifts are exclusive to subscribers, reset monthly, and each article can be redeemed once. Just as the swallows return to the missions, the following birds share their glory in our desert landscapes as the monsoons arrive. A dramatic plant family, âbirds-of-paradiseâ are each exotic, showy and unique in their own way. Letâ
Green Valley Gardeners: Abundant blossoms for the monsoon (opens the original)
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As a subscriber, you can share up to 3 articles each month with friends for free. Just click âGift this Articleâ on this page, then copy the link or enter their email. Gifts are exclusive to subscribers, reset monthly, and each article can be redeemed once. It takes only a few monsoon storms laden with lightning-filled skies, thunder rumbles and brisk rains to bring life to a quiet, brown desert. Landscapes burst with color as the desert floor turns to shades of green. Hummingbirds, ant colo
Green Valley Gardeners: Adding vines to the landscape (opens the original)
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As a subscriber, you can share up to 3 articles each month with friends for free. Just click âGift this Articleâ on this page, then copy the link or enter their email. Gifts are exclusive to subscribers, reset monthly, and each article can be redeemed once. Vertical dimension adds new interest for the eye, which gives the use of vines a purpose in the garden. These eye-catchers grow quickly, bloom early and provide a colorful show in even a small space. They can be delicately wispy or robust
Green Valley Gardeners: Making container gardens easy (opens the original)
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As a subscriber, you can share up to 3 articles each month with friends for free. Just click âGift this Articleâ on this page, then copy the link or enter their email. Gifts are exclusive to subscribers, reset monthly, and each article can be redeemed once. Form, foliage and flowers become focal points when planting in pots. Often the containers themselves are eye-catching. This can be a practical way to get a bold, lush appearance in a small space. For instance, a silver-gray plant makes a
Green Valley Gardeners: Desert willows, beautiful blooming natives (opens the original)
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As a subscriber, you can share up to 3 articles each month with friends for free. Just click âGift this Articleâ on this page, then copy the link or enter their email. Gifts are exclusive to subscribers, reset monthly, and each article can be redeemed once. Lately, desert willow trees with their fragrant, orchid-like flowers are filling Santa Cruz Valley with soft color. Not a true willow, Chilopsis linearis is a member of a family of blooming plants that includes certain trumpet vines. With
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