Noelle Johnson
I am a Horticulturist and Certified Arborist, living in the Desert Southwest. In my articles, I draw upon my experience as a Horticulturist, Landscape Manager, Designer and Consultant for both homeowners and commercial clients.
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B.S. Plant Biology/Urban Horticulture Arizona State UniversityAffiliations
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Why Do Cactus Have Spines?The first thing most people think of when they think of cactus are their spines. They can be inconvenient and painful, however, there are actually very important reasons that cacti have spines and not all of them are obvious.... -
It's Fall in the Desert and Time to Start Planting!Unlike many areas of the world, fall is the best time of year to plant your desert garden. -
Firecracker PenstemonA beautiful perennial that blooms in the winter and spring. Low-maintenance, drought tolerant and attracts hummingbirds. -
Nurse Plants and CactusCertain plants act a shelter for young cacti, helping to ensure their survival in the desert. -
A Beautiful Desert Perennial - Globe MallowEasy to grow, beautiful flowers, drought-tolerant....what more could you want for your garden? -
Purple Prickly Pear CactusThis beautiful species of Prickly Pear is notable for its beautiful coloring. Blue-grey pads tinged with purple make this cacti a must have for the landscape. -
Yellow Bells - Tecoma StansYellow Bells, (Tecoma stans), is a large, beautiful shrub that thrives in warm climates. Read more about the different varieties and their care. -
Fall Rose Tips for the Desert GardenRecommend fall maintenance for growing roses in the Desert Southwest -
Iconic Desert Tree - the Palo VerdeIn the Sonoran Desert, interspersed between the Saguaro cactus, you will find the beautiful Palo Verde tree. Their unique green trunks are perhaps their most notable feature. Find out more about four species of Palo Verde and their uses in the landscape.