Blossom and Oak Announces Expanded Tree and Shrub Planting Program

Blossom and Oak Landscaping announced the expansion of its professional tree and shrub planting program as demand continues to rise for drought-resistant landscape solutions across Arizona. The expanded program introduces additional native and desert-adapted plant options, updated installation standards, and enhanced site assessments intended to improve long-term plant performance in arid conditions.
The expansion aligns with statewide efforts to reduce outdoor water consumption. According to the Arizona Department of Water Resources, nearly half of residential water use is tied to landscape irrigation, prompting communities to shift toward plant species that require lower watering needs. The updated program from Blossom and Oak Landscaping addresses this trend by offering tree and shrub options selected specifically for long-term growth in desert environments.
The program includes detailed evaluations of soil composition, sun exposure, drainage, and existing irrigation systems to determine ideal planting locations. The assessment process is paired with guidance on tree and shrub varieties suited for the region's heat and dry climate. Installation incorporates soil preparation, proper root placement, and moisture-retention methods that support early establishment during seasonal temperature changes.
Industry analysts note that demand for native and drought-tolerant landscaping has increased steadily as homeowners and businesses seek ways to reduce ongoing maintenance and water costs. Many Arizona properties are shifting toward vegetation that offers shade, privacy, and aesthetic value without the resource demands of traditional lawn systems. Landscape contractors across the state have reported similar growth in low-water landscaping requests, reflecting broader adoption of sustainable outdoor design practices.
The expanded planting program also introduces irrigation adjustments for new installations. Drip systems may be added or recalibrated to deliver targeted moisture directly to the root zones of trees and shrubs, reducing water waste and supporting consistent growth. The company's updated standards reflect current best practices in desert landscaping, including planting depth recommendations, mulching techniques, and early-stage care protocols.
In addition to installation improvements, the program provides new support materials intended to help property owners maintain long-term plant health. Guidance includes watering schedules, seasonal planting recommendations, and insights on how to protect plants during extreme heat. The company will continue monitoring regional climate patterns and emerging environmental data to refine species recommendations as conditions evolve.
The announcement reflects the broader movement toward sustainable landscaping solutions in the Southwest. As population growth continues across the Phoenix metropolitan area, more properties are adopting native plants to increase shade, improve energy efficiency, and strengthen resilience in desert climates. Tree canopy expansion has become a recognized strategy for reducing surface temperatures and improving outdoor comfort.
Blossom and Oak Landscaping's updated program positions the company to meet increasing demand for climate-appropriate landscape installations. The organization anticipates continued interest from residential and commercial clients seeking drought-resistant plantings that align with long-term water-use considerations.
More information about the expanded tree and shrub planting program is available at https://www.blossomandoak.com.

Blossom and Oak Landscaping
20665 S 191st Wy, Queen Creek, AZ 85142
480-660-4666
blossomandoaklandscaping@gmail.com
https://www.blossomandoak.com

Blossom and Oak Landscaping is a professional landscape service provider offering design, installation, and planting solutions throughout the Southeast Valley region of Arizona. The company specializes in native and desert-adapted landscaping practices that support long-term growth in arid environments. Additional information can be found on the company website.

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