Field Notes from a Tucson Garden
Dated observations, soil biology, native perennials, and locally adapted plants from a Tucson home garden.
Garden Notes
For the past three years, I’ve been working to bring life back into the soil in my backyard. I started Desert Soil because I wanted a place to document what I’ve tried, share what I’ve observed, and show that the Sonoran Desert is much more welcoming to life than we often think.
Journal
This is where I share the projects I’m working on around my backyard, from building soil and growing plants to creating habitat and using water differently. I’ll document what I did, how it turned out, and what I would change next time.
Projects
For the past three years, I’ve been working to bring life back into the soil in my backyard. I started Desert Soil because I wanted a place to document what I’ve tried, share what I’ve observed, and show that the Sonoran Desert is much more welcoming to life than we often think.
Pictures
This is where I share the projects I’m working on around my backyard, from building soil and growing plants to creating habitat and using water differently. I’ll document what I did, how it turned out, and what I would change next time.
Resources
For the past three years, I’ve been working to bring life back into the soil in my backyard. I started Desert Soil because I wanted a place to document what I’ve tried, share what I’ve observed, and show that the Sonoran Desert is much more welcoming to life than we often think.
About DesertSoil.com
For the past three years, I’ve been working to bring life back into the soil in my backyard. I started Desert Soil because I wanted a place to document what I’ve tried, share what I’ve observed, and show that the Sonoran Desert is much more welcoming to life than we often think.
About DesertSoil.com
For the past three years, I’ve been working to bring life back into the soil in my backyard. I started Desert Soil because I wanted a place to document what I’ve tried, share what I’ve observed, and show that the Sonoran Desert is much more welcoming to life than we often think.
About DesertSoil.com
For the past three years, I’ve been working to bring life back into the soil in my backyard. I started Desert Soil because I wanted a place to document what I’ve tried, share what I’ve observed, and show that the Sonoran Desert is much more welcoming to life than we often think.
Tucson Arizona in The Sonoran Desert
“The crazy thing is more rain falls on Tucson in an average year than the entire population consumes of municipal water in a year.” — Brad Lancaster
