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Air conditioning is a glorious thing, especially in Arizona. But staying indoors means missing out on fresh air, warm sun, cool water and everything else the great outdoors has to offer. Beat the heat by reconfiguring your outdoor space, and by seeking out shady activities in your own backyard and neighborhood.
As the most private and peaceful part of your property, the backyard might be where you invest most of your gardening dollars. So don’t let the sun dehydrate your time and money. Even in Arizona’s heat, you can keep your backyard beautiful using plants that tolerate droughts and long periods of bright light.
Arizona enjoys more than 300 days of sunshine on average every year. What’s more, temperatures can reach well over 100 degrees Fahrenheit during the summer. For sun-lovers this means plenty of time outside, but these weather conditions can wreak havoc on patio furniture.
Don’t let Arizona heat keep you from enjoying your yard. Here are 5 great ways to stay cool while outside with your friends and family.
Typically, sun poisoning refers to any severe symptoms caused by prolonged exposure to sunlight. The results of sun poisoning vary depending on the severity of the exposure. Sunburn is the mildest form of sun poisoning, and is the best indicator of when you should retreat to shaded areas.