Landscape management
Maintenance Calendar
A simple seasonal planning guide for Arizona commercial landscapes.
Think a season ahead
The best time to solve a landscape problem is before it becomes urgent.
Use the calendar to frame your next property walk, budget conversation, or seasonal plan.
Open the original AAA calendar PDFMarch · April · May
Tune the site for active growth.
- 01Adjust irrigation with warming weather
- 02Watch for weeds and pests
- 03Refresh color and high-visibility areas
- 04Review tree and shrub growth
Every property is different. This calendar is a planning guide, not a substitute for a site review.
Accessible reference
The year by season.
The original two-page PDF remains available above. These notes provide a readable web summary for planning conversations.
December · January · FebruaryWinter
Protect, prune, and prepare.
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Winter
Protect, prune, and prepare.
- Review frost effects before cutting back tender material.
- Inspect irrigation before spring demand increases.
- Plan replacement planting and the next annual-color cycle.
- Review dormant-season tree and turf work with the property team.
March · April · MaySpring
Tune the property for active growth.
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Spring
Tune the property for active growth.
- Adjust irrigation as temperatures rise.
- Watch granite, turf, and planting areas for early weed or pest pressure.
- Review tree and shrub growth before summer heat.
- Refresh high-visibility planting areas where the property plan calls for it.
June · July · AugustSummer
Watch heat, water, and monsoon conditions.
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Summer
Watch heat, water, and monsoon conditions.
- Track water use and visible plant stress.
- Inspect emitters, heads, controllers, and runoff patterns.
- Prepare tree and site-response priorities for monsoon weather.
- Schedule field work with heat and crew safety in mind.
September · October · NovemberFall
Recover, transition, and budget ahead.
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Fall
Recover, transition, and budget ahead.
- Assess monsoon damage and deferred repair work.
- Plan turf transition or overseeding where it is part of the property program.
- Reset irrigation for cooler conditions.
- Build next year’s improvement, tree, granite, and planting priorities.
Weather, elevation, plant material, water source, property use, and contract scope all affect timing. Confirm work during a property review.
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