No matter where you've seen it, whether in a candy shop or an online sweets store, you may have wondered: does cactus candy ...

Writes Steve Conway: "Looking forward to 2026, I’m excited to see new ways gardeners are exploring the potential of a local plant palette." ...

Cactus paddle is central to making a Mexico-style green juice. With mint and ginger, it's a green-on-green flavor bomb and ...

In a blender, combine the prickly pear flesh, grated ginger, lemon juice and water. Blend until smooth. Strain the juice by pouring the blended mixture through a fine mesh strainer. Remove the pulp ...

These vintage Arizona snacks bring back memories of prickly pear candy, date shakes, and classic Sonoran flavors locals grew ...

Back by popular demand, Fleurs de Villes will presents its third floral exhibition at The Leaf from Jan. 15 to 25. When ...

These iconic Arizona dishes surprise first-time visitors with bold flavors, unusual ingredients, and unforgettable Southwest ...

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Desert Fruits: Deserts are often perceived as harsh, barren landscapes where very few plants can survive. With extreme heat, limited rainfall, and dry soil, the desert does not appear to be a place ...

Pots and planters add instant color and flexibility. Learn how to choose containers, manage watering and soil, and pick ...

Some of the holiday plants I wrote about last week have interesting stories. I wrote about our Christmas cactus; however, it is actually a Thanksgiving cactus. These normally bloom earlier than ...

After blooming, a Christmas cactus needs bright, indirect light and moderate watering. Only fertilize a Christmas cactus in spring and summer when it is actively growing. Move the plant outdoors in ...