New mexico gardening

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New Mexico has a wide range of USDA Hardiness Zones, ranging from Zone 4 to Zone 9 with its first and last frost dates differing greatly.

Charles Mann made a small but colorful rock garden in Santa Fe, New Mexico, which blooms in late May with dianthus, sedums, cacti, sunrose, and a number of other native and non-native shrubs and plants including Caryopteris, Salvia and Ephedra.

Go inside the beautiful gardens and lush landscapes at four of Martha Stewart's homes, from her first residence (Turkey Hill) to her current estate in Bedford, NY. Here, she shares how she designed each garden at every property.

A colorful Xeriscape garden design by Susan Blake of Santa Fe, New Mexico, features many beautiful drought tolerant species, including Zauschneria, Stachys, Centranthus, lavender, Yarrow, Iris, Russian Sage, Gaillardia, and many ornamental grasses including Miscanthus.

What’s in Season? – New Mexico Farmers' Marketing Association

New Mexico is famous for its deserts, so when looking for a tree for your yard in NM, you usually want drought-tolerant trees suitable for xeriscaping - requiring no watering once established. Fortunately, there are lots of native trees that are suitable for xeriscaping anywhere in New Mexico!

Easy herbs for New Mexico

It’s that blooming time of year again in Santa Fe, when trees around the city begin to burst with pink and white blossoms and daffodils pop up, creating a vibrant yellow border in front of The City Different's iconic adobe walls. Soon the wisteria vines will be cascading with purple flowers and the

Ever tried to buy blueberries at a local #Georgia produce market in April, only to find they’re not available? That’s because although blueberries can be found in grocery stores year round, they’re truly in season in the summer, between June and August.