Springtime gardening tips for Arizona and the Southwest

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Gardening in Southwest climates is vastly different from other regions in the U.S. Dr. Jacqueline Soule, a botanist and gardening writer for Angie's List Magazine, gives tips on picking plants that can withstand the heat and lack of water in the Phoenix and Tucson areas. Written and produced by Twinkle VanWinkle

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I am from New Mexico and I am really looking into gardening here. I am originally from Ohio, so I am definitely used to the greenery and colorful flowers, but I do look forward to utilizing plants and flowers that are native to New Mexico. I was thinking of doing some potted flowers to add color outside so as not to try to fill up my whole front yard with flowers. I'm excited! Thanks for the info!!