Stage 1 Fire Restriction Activated
Due to elevated fire danger, the City of Phoenix has implemented Stage 1 Fire Restrictions.
All consumer fireworks are prohibited within one mile of mountain preserves, desert parks, regional parks, conservation areas, national forests, and wilderness areas.
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Bring the Sonoran Desert home with you!
Native plants are a great look, and they save water and money, too! Learn how to create and care for a drought-tolerant landscape in your yard.
Did you know that on average, up to 70% of the water that we use at home is actually outdoors? When you give your plants exactly the amount of water they need, when they need it, you save money, prevent a headache, and maintain healthy and beautiful plants.
Desert landscaping means using low-water-use and desert-friendly plants in your landscape, both of which are adapted to Phoenix's hard soil and infrequent rainfall. Desert-friendly plants can come in all shapes, sizes and colors that can be used to create a beautiful landscape. Don't stop at watering efficiently; plant low-water-use and desert-friendly plants that naturally require less water and are adapted to our soil and weather conditions.
Over half of the water we use at home is used outdoors, which makes watering efficiently one of the best and easiest ways to save water. From preparing your plants to beat the summer heat to finding a schedule that works with unexpected rainfall, these guides will help you you be Water Smart!
Choose the right plants for your landscape and efficient watering goals with these helpful resources.
View guides for incorporating Green Stormwater Infrastructure, xeriscape and passive rainwater harvesting techniques for residents. You can start planning your new landscape with certified professionals and grass removal incentives today!
Already have a desert landscape and still looking to use less water? You can water more efficiently outdoors and prevent/fix pesky leaks with the resources below.
Green Stormwater Infrastructure refers to infrastructure constructed with natural or eco-friendly materials to reduce flows to the public storm drain system.
Discover how Tree Shade Programs can help reduce heat and improve energy efficiency in your community. Learn more about sustainable solutions today.
