Dec 22, 2007
Big Tooth Maple: A lovely, drought-tolerant tree
By: Robert Dailey
Dec 22, 2007
Trees in a Desert Landscape: Adding “bones” to a garden
By: Robert Dailey
Dec 22, 2007
Building a Desert Rainwater Garden: Harvesting Rainwater Series
By: Robert Dailey
Dec 22, 2007
Indian Mallow: A desert beauty
By: Robert Dailey
Dec 22, 2007
Using Rainwater Makes Sense: Rainwater Harvesting Series
By: Robert Dailey
Dec 20, 2007
Growing Desert Willows: This plant is actually a large shrub and not a willow
By: Robert Dailey
Nov 28, 2007
Wind and Heat in Desert Gardens: Never Underestimate the Amount of Damage that Can Occur
By: Robert Dailey
Nov 23, 2007
Water and Desert Gardens: A precious commodity in arid regions
By: Robert Dailey
Nov 17, 2007
Is Your Garden in an Arid Region? Or is it truly in a desert?
By: Robert Dailey
Nov 12, 2007
Definition of a Desert: What is a desert??
By: Robert Dailey
Nov 6, 2007
1934 Dustbowl Created Desert: Millions of people displaced
By: Robert Dailey
Oct 3, 2007
Organic Matter for Composting: No different in the desert
By: Robert Dailey
Sep 29, 2007
Compost for a Desert Garden: Requiring a litte more water, and a little more care
By: Robert Dailey
Sep 25, 2007
Composting Equipment: What’s needed to create desert compost.
By: Robert Dailey
Sep 20, 2007
Composting – Emulating Nature: Providing nutrition for a desert garden.
By: Robert Dailey
Sep 15, 2007
Soil – Earth’s Living Layer: How soil is created.
By: Robert Dailey
Sep 10, 2007
Chupacabras in the Southwest? Or something worse?
By: Robert Dailey
Aug 21, 2007
Gayfeather for Garden Color: Gayfeather adds a new dimension to desert gardens
By: Robert Dailey
Aug 20, 2007
Four-Wing Saltbush: Providing food and shelter for man and animal for millenia
By: Robert Dailey
Aug 15, 2007
Raising Apache Plume: A Hardy Plant Native to southwestern North America
By: Robert Dailey
Aug 15, 2007
Apache Plume Striking Native Plant: A beautiful, wild member of the rose family
By: Robert Dailey
Aug 5, 2007
Growing Purple Coneflowers: A Native Plant for Summer and Fall Blooms
By: Robert Dailey
Aug 2, 2007
Visiting Desert Botanical Gardens: Tour Them or Take Classes About Desert Flora
By: Robert Dailey
Jul 28, 2007
Building A Dry Streambed: Erosion Control in The Desert Garden
By: Robert Dailey
Jul 24, 2007
10 Ways to Easier Gardening: Desert Gardening Doesn’t Need to be Backbreaking
By: Robert Dailey
Jul 20, 2007
Russian Sage in The Desert: It's not Russian nor Sage, but a beautiful plant nevertheless
By: Robert Dailey
Jul 16, 2007
Top Ornamental Grasses: For containers or naturalized in desert gardens
By: Robert Dailey
Jul 15, 2007
Desert Plants and Wildlife: Native Plants can be beautiful and sustain wildlife too.
By: Robert Dailey
Jul 11, 2007
Top Ten Bamboos for the Garden: Desert-Hardy Bamboos
By: Robert Dailey
Jun 28, 2007
Plan a Fall Desert Garden Now: To give yourself plenty of time to prepare
By: Robert Dailey
Jun 24, 2007
Germinating Pinyon Pine Seeds: Not as easy as you think
By: Robert Dailey
Jun 20, 2007
Desert Homes, Lush Landscapes: Water-wise Gardener Numbers Growing
By: Robert Dailey
May 31, 2007
Native Grasses as Groundcovers: In Desert Gardens
By: Robert Dailey
May 26, 2007
Growing Herbs and Spices: For the Desert Garden
By: Robert Dailey
May 23, 2007
How Do Groundcovers Work: For Desert Gardens?
By: Robert Dailey
May 20, 2007
Desert Gardening Expert Speaks I: Judith Phillips Discusses Gardening in Desert Environs
By: Robert Dailey
May 17, 2007
Harvest Desert Vegetables Part II: A continuation of best times to pick them
By: Robert Dailey
May 14, 2007
Harvest Desert Vegetables Part I: There are optimum times to pick them
By: Robert Dailey
May 11, 2007
Tomatoes in Desert Gardens Part II: Desert Tomatoes Plants Need Physical Support and TLC
By: Robert Dailey
May 9, 2007
Tomatoes in Desert Gardens Part I: Planting, growing and harvesting them
By: Robert Dailey
May 6, 2007
Pests in a Desert Vegetable Garden: Controlling them is important
By: Robert Dailey
May 3, 2007
Watering Desert Vegetables: Irrigation is the key to an abundant desert garden
By: Robert Dailey
Apr 30, 2007
Planting A Desert Vegetable Garden: Timing of plantings is important
By: Robert Dailey
Apr 27, 2007
Fertilizing Vegetable Gardens: Making the Desert Grow Food
By: Robert Dailey
Apr 24, 2007
Soil in Desert Vegetable Gardens: Desert Soils Not Very Fertile
By: Robert Dailey
Apr 23, 2007
Desert Gardening Expert Speaks II: Judith Phillips names favorite desert plants
By: Robert Dailey
Apr 21, 2007
Planning A Desert Vegetable Garden: Plan first, then plant!
By: Robert Dailey
Apr 18, 2007
Desert Climates and Vegetables: Climates differ from area to area in the desert
By: Robert Dailey
Apr 15, 2007
Desert Vegetable Gardens: Grow herbs, cucumbers and even tomatoes in the desert
By: Robert Dailey
Apr 1, 2007
World Ecosystems in Danger: Xeriscape Conference Speaker Gives Warnings
By: Robert Dailey
Mar 16, 2007
Transplant Shock in The Garden: Some plants may show stress when transplanted
By: Robert Dailey
Mar 13, 2007
How to Start Seeds: Want to know how to raise plants from seeds in your desert garden?
By: Robert Dailey
Mar 10, 2007
When to Plant Desert Garden Seeds: They shouldn’t all be planted at the same time
By: Robert Dailey
Mar 7, 2007
Seedling Containers: Buy them or use your imagination
By: Robert Dailey
Mar 4, 2007
Growing Media for Desert Seeds: They’re not all the same
By: Robert Dailey
Mar 1, 2007
Seeds for Desert Gardens II: Understanding Your Environment
By: Robert Dailey
Feb 27, 2007
Seeds for Desert Gardens I: Choosing and handling seeds
By: Robert Dailey
Feb 26, 2007
What are USDA Cold-Hardiness Zones: A Great Guide for Gardening
By: Robert Dailey
Feb 26, 2007
What is a hybrid? Taking the best, leaving the worst
By: Robert Dailey
Feb 26, 2007
What is a Seed? The beginnings of a plant
By: Robert Dailey
Feb 26, 2007
What is asexual plant propagation? Also called Vegetative Propagation
By: Robert Dailey
Feb 26, 2007
What is sexual plant propagation? It’s really about the birds and the bees.
By: Robert Dailey
Feb 26, 2007
What is Germination? The way plants reproduce sexually
By: Robert Dailey
Feb 24, 2007
Hummingbirds as Desert Pollinators: Beautiful and beneficial, hummingbirds important to desert plants
By: Robert Dailey
Feb 20, 2007
Bats Pollinate Desert Plants: After-dark Pollinator
By: Robert Dailey
Feb 17, 2007
Bees as Desert Plant Pollinators: They’re not all honey bees
By: Robert Dailey
Feb 13, 2007
How Desert Plants Get Pollinated: There are some very diverse methods
By: Robert Dailey
Feb 12, 2007
What is the Sonoran Desert? Also named the Gila Desert
By: Robert Dailey
Feb 12, 2007
What is the Chihuahuan Desert? One of largest deserts in North America
By: Robert Dailey
Feb 12, 2007
What is Nectar? What the Greek gods drank
By: Robert Dailey
Feb 12, 2007
What is pollen? Necessary for flowering plants
By: Robert Dailey
Feb 12, 2007
What is Pollination? Sexual reproduction in plants.
By: Robert Dailey
Feb 12, 2007
What is Apidae? Bees, bees, bees!
By: Robert Dailey
Jan 29, 2007
How to Prune Desert Plants: Twigs, Small Branches, and Thick Branches
By: Robert Dailey
Jan 27, 2007
Pruning Desert Shrubs: Evergreens and deciduous shrubs
By: Robert Dailey
Jan 26, 2007
Pruning Desert Plants: To prune or not to prune?
By: Robert Dailey
Jan 19, 2007
Planning Next Year’s Desert Garden: Cabin Fever Sprouts Creativity
By: Robert Dailey
Jan 12, 2007
From Desert To Oasis: Getting Back to Basics
By: Robert Dailey
Jan 10, 2007
What is sublimation? From solid to gas in one step
By: Robert Dailey
Jan 6, 2007
What is EDDHA? Extracting micronutrients
By: Robert Dailey
Jan 6, 2007
What is DTPA? Extracting micronutrients
By: Robert Dailey
Jan 6, 2007
Micronutrients in Desert Soils: Necessary for all plants
By: Robert Dailey
Jan 2, 2007
Organic Matter in Your Desert Soil: The Key to Successful Gardening in the Desert
By: Robert Dailey
Jan 2, 2007
What is Salinity? Refers to salt content in water or in soil
By: Robert Dailey
Jan 2, 2007
What is Tap Water? Water from the tap.
By: Robert Dailey
Jan 2, 2007
What is Distilled Water? Water with impurities and salts removed
By: Robert Dailey
Dec 7, 2006
What is Yeast? One-Celled fungus
By: Robert Dailey
Dec 7, 2006
What is Algae? There may be 1,000 to 500,000 algae in gram of soil
By: Robert Dailey
Dec 7, 2006
What are Protozoa? There may be 1,000 to 500,000 in gram of soil
By: Robert Dailey
Dec 7, 2006
What are Actinomycetes? They look like fungi, but are bacteria
By: Robert Dailey
Dec 7, 2006
What are Bacteria? Can be beneficial, particularly in soil.
By: Robert Dailey
Dec 7, 2006
What is "Green Manure?”: An inexpensive, organic soil improvement
By: Robert Dailey
Dec 4, 2006
What is Sand? Not just found on the beach
By: Robert Dailey
Nov 29, 2006
Drainage in Your Desert Garden: How good is yours?
By: Robert Dailey
Nov 29, 2006
Does Your Soil Have Structure? Granular, Massive, Blocky
By: Robert Dailey
Nov 23, 2006
Colors and Texture in Desert Soils: Your Soil’s Physical Properties
By: Robert Dailey
Nov 18, 2006
Top 5 Low Desert Evergreen Trees: Lovely green foliage, incredibly different shapes
By: Robert Dailey
Nov 15, 2006
Colorful Cactus for the Holidays: Colorful, Festive, and Live
By: Robert Dailey
Nov 10, 2006
November Desert Gardening Chores: There’s always something to do in your desert garden
By: Robert Dailey
Nov 9, 2006
What is Dormant Oil? Control Wintering Insects
By: Robert Dailey
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