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Everything else can wait, but mailbox islands cannot—not when heavy clay holds water forever. Weeds pop through when coverage is thin or uneven. You need documentation for the board and results for the residents. Thin coverage means weeds punch through before summer hits.
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Phoenix commands the Valley of the Sun where the Salt River's once-flowing waters now irrigate Arizona's sprawling capital. The metro area's position in the Sonoran Desert means extreme summer heat, with temperatures exceeding 110 degrees regularly and sometimes topping 120. Annual rainfall averages just 8 inches, with most falling during summer monsoons that bring flash flooding. Alkaline, often caliche-hardened soils and intense sun create challenging conditions for any plant not adapted to true desert.
