Mother Nature Landscapes

About Mother Nature Landscapes

The first rain of July hits the creosote and the whole of Casas Adobes smells like something that has been waiting all year to happen. Mother Nature Landscapes works on that logic — a desert yard tended on the desert's own terms, plants that want this soil, water put only where it does genuine good, maintenance timed to how things actually grow here. Mowing, trimming, bed clearing and seasonal cleanups keep everything in hand without picking a fight with the place. A cactus wren rattling from a cholla at seven in the morning is a decent sign the yard is doing what it should. Work with the ground and it does half the job for you.