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Why are my cacti and agaves turning yellow during the summer and what can I do to prevent it?

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The reason for the cacti and agave’s turning yellow during the summer, is a result of a sunburn due to the brutal temperatures we have here in Arizona. However there is always a solution to everything! Shade cloth can be used to protect the plants from getting sunburnt. Another suggestion is to consider planting a shrub or perennial on the west side of the plant or just about anything that provides shade to relieve some of the sun’s intensity on the plant! Proper location is essential for all plants in the desert.




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Sam Mousa

CEO

 As CEO of Verde Valley Landscaping, I am responsible for running all facets of the company. Bringing in over 20 years of executive management experience, I lead my team in bringing passion, skill, and experience into all of the projects that we do. We believe in creating spaces that are as beautiful as they are functional, always putting customer satisfaction first.

I love to enjoy time with my family, watch sports, and meditate!

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General Manager

As Verde Valley Landscaping's general manager, I have 20 years of experience in the landscape industry. I oversee all operations with dedication and take pride in what I do. Customer relationship and service is my top priority. 

My favorite past time is vacation on the beach with my margarita!

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Kori McClemens

Sales Associate

Hi, my name is Kori. I’m new to the Verde Valley family but have years of experience in gardening, indoor plants and propagation. My role is to keep our plants healthy and thriving and to provide top tier customer service.  I believe in setting people (and plants) up for success.  

 

If you don’t happen to have a green thumb you can always borrow mine! 

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