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The Desert Isn’t Always Brown: Borrego Springs is Unusually Green
The desert doesn’t turn green very often, but when it does it’s impossible to ignore. Recent rains have transformed Borrego Springs into a landscape of fresh growth and unexpected texture.
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Desert Landscaping Challenges: Yard Work is Way Tougher in the Desert
If you have experience with desert yardwork or landscaping in Borrego Springs and have tips to share, we’d genuinely love to hear them. We’re still learning, and trying not to get hurt too much in the process.
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Borrego in the News: Anza-Borrego’s early bloom is getting noticed
The Los Angeles Times is taking notice of Borrego’s early wildflower bloom, sharing how recent rains have brought rare and colorful blooms to the desert.
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Flowers in December? An Anza-Borrego Winter Bloom Surprise
One of the best things about desert living is when the wildflowers bloom because the landscape transforms from a sea of brown to a blanket of color.
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Coyote Canyon Through My Lens
So, I’ve been dabbling with YouTube for a few months now, quietly documenting life in Borrego Springs, California. By “dabbling,” I mean posting videos that almost no one watches—and honestly, that’s okay.
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Borrego Springs Insects: The Tiny Desert Invaders
This isn’t dirt on our truck; it’s the pesky boatman bugs that swarm our area from time to time. We’re new to the experience and have learned that they’re drawn to our truck because of its dark color, which they mistake for a body of water.
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Moving to Borrego Springs: Going From Tourists to Locals
My husband and I are officially one month into our new life in the small, quiet desert community of Borrego Springs, California. After ten years of visiting as tourists, we finally decided to live where we’ve always loved to spend our weekends. For years, we came here to find peace and escape. We did all…