Uncover hidden thermal sanctuaries across New Mexico where silence, steam, and solitude awaken something primal in every ...

Still, for native and desert-adapted, established trees, plan to irrigate deeply two to four times each month from September through November, and once a month from December to February.

The field guide spotlights more than 60 hardy plants — perennials, grasses, shrubs, vines and trees — that have evolved to flourish in the harsh desert, which stretches from New Mexico ...

A L B U Q U E R Q U E, N.M., Nov. 2 -- Vegetation from New Mexico’s southern desertswill spread northward into the Albuquerque area over the nextcentury and perhaps extend even farther, climbing ...

Thinking about spring’s glorious flowering fruit trees in the high desert often makes one wonder, how did some of these nonnative plants get here, and even more curious, how did they adapt to ...