June 2022 - Blue Marble Landscape

GOT STORM DAMAGED TREES?

by: Blue Marble Landscape

June 25, 2022

Do you have storm damage? The recent high winds and monsoon storms have left a wake of downed trees. The root systems of many species of trees, here in the valley, grow close to the ground surface. Shallow root systems make trees vulnerable in high wind conditions. Contact Blue Marble Landscape! We can help you […]

by: Dennis Lynch

June 18, 2022

You’ve likely noticed the thunderheads forming in the afternoon skies. Thunderheads are synonymous with monsoons, lightning and wildfire season. Do you have a proper firebreak along the perimeters of your communities and homes? Contact Blue Marble Landscape! We’ll help you be proactive and create a firebreak; clear away low hanging branches, underbrush and debris. Blue […]

by: Blue Marble Landscape

June 6, 2022

Monsoon season is right around the corner and it is important to keep culverts, and drainage systems free of debris to allow retention areas to redirect water properly. Contact Blue Marble Landscape! We can help you keep your culverts and drywell systems free and clear of debris. Blue Marble Landscape, LLC 480-895-2684 840 E Southern […]

Helping Our Plants Weather the Heat – The Best Time to Water Plants

The Best Time to Water Plants Our Arizona heat is finally here! With the rising temperatures our landscapes, particularly our plants, are beginning to show the stress of being under our Arizona sun each day. To cool themselves they begin to use up their reserves of stored energy; the food in and around the roots. […]

Winter Rye Transition & Scalping

Winter Turf Transition Having year round grass in the Valley of the sun is tough! With our hot summers, and close to freezing temperatures in the winter, most turf type grasses do poorly at one point or another during the year. For example, during our summer months, Bermuda grass is the dominant turf, primarily because […]

Xeriscape

Xeriscape /ˈzi(ə)rəˌskāp Noun: a style of landscape design requiring little or no irrigation or other maintenance, used in arid regions. Xeriscape is a term coined by combining the Greek root “Xeri” meaning dry and “Scape” meaning scenery. This term has become more and more prominent with the recent push toward water conservation. Xeriscape, or Dry-Scape, […]

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GOT STORM DAMAGED TREES?

DO YOU HAVE A PROPER FIREBREAK?

MONSOON SEASON PREPAREDNESS

Helping Our Plants Weather the Heat – The Best Time to Water Plants

Winter Rye Transition & Scalping

Xeriscape