Landscaping with native plants is the safest way to prevent the use of toxic herbicides; using water from rain or snow prevents erosion and can save on your water bill.
Pine Valey long-time resident artist Adele Seronde started Gardens for Humanity, a locally active organization which you may want to contact to connect with local gardeners and garden projects.
Two good articles below – click on images to enlarge. Use the “back” button on your browser to return to this page.
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Maximizing the Potential of Your Pine Valley Property – Page 1 (Newspaper Clipping)
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Maximizing the Potential of Your Pine Valley Property – Page 2 (Newspaper Clipping)
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Keep Sedona Article in The Red Rock News, September, 1991