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Beautiful but deadly - Oleander
By Beverly Lehnhardt
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Sedonadaily.com
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photo by Beverly Lehnhardt |
Sedona,
Ariz. - In spring and early summer, many
people in the Verde Valley eliminate winter debris in their yards,
prune bushes and cacti of dead limbs, and landscape to change the
look of the space surrounding the house.
Adding walkways, creating private
areas, and developing hedges all change the appearance of your yard.
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Spring blooms in the Sedona-Verde Valley
By Beverly Lehnhardt
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Sedonadaily.com
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Banana Yucca |
Sedona,
Ariz. - Spring in the Verde Valley brings a plethora of brightly colored blooms
emanating from a multitude of plants. Many of the plants are cacti that enjoy
the cold nights and warm, sunny days.
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Sedona Herb Walk with Feather Jones 1 By Beverly
Lehnhardt |
Sedona.biz
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Scarlet
Globemallow |
(Sedona, Arizona) -
After the second strongest monsoon season in Sedona's recorded
history, many plants that usually bloom in the spring are confused
over the extra moisture in the ground, and the cooler temperatures
and are now bursting with color.
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Spring Maintenance for Cacti
By Beverly
Lehnhardt |
Sedona.biz
(Sedona, Arizona) - It seems that every 4 to 6 years we have an exceptionally cold winter—let’s hope
this winter was it! Mother Nature uses this opportunity to ‘cull the herd,’ so
to speak. Unusually cold weather kills off the weaker cacti and the marginal
cacti that perhaps we shouldn’t have planted in our yards to begin with—the
cactus that don’t survive below a certain temperature (say, 20 degrees).
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