Southern AZ Homes - Garden Safety Tips

Arizona’s population is growing, its urban areas and its communities in rural areas are rapidly expanding, and people are building more homes in what was once natural forest, grass and brush lands. Thus, it is important people know how to correctly landscape their property to reduce wildfire hazards. Improper landscaping can greatly increase the risk of structure and property damage from wildfire. It is a question of when, not if, a wildfire will strike any particular area.

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Alix Rogstad (Fire Education Specialist)  access entire article below:

  • Homeowners' Firewise Guide For Arizona

    Much of the Southwest is considered a high-hazard fire environment. Based on recent history and experience, these areas possess all of the ingredients necessary to support large, intense and uncontrollable wildfires.

  • Fire-Resistant Landscaping

    Creating defensible space around your home is a primary determinant in helping it to survive a wildfire.


  • Poisonous Plants

    Safety Tips for Plant Lovers.

  • Lawn & Garden Safety Tips

    As the weather becomes warmer and days are longer, we spend as much time as we can outdoors enjoying our backyards. Many of us tackle do-it-yourself projects and others are happy just being outside. But, to be safe, it is important to remember the following safety tips when frolicking in the yard, especially if you have children

  • Landscape Safety Tips

    A list of home safety tips can never be complete. No one can warn us against unforeseeable circumstances, nor are even the most cautious of us immune to Murphy's Law. Besides, what one person regards as an "obvious" danger will catch another quite unawares.

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