One of the many design ideas to consider when choosing to install your own hot tub, is if you are going to put it outside, which garden should you surround it with?  Well, in the desert of Arizona, that is something we consider no matter what.  The water it takes to keep plants and trees alive in the summer, when the are not native to our environment, is…well, a lot.  Sometimes in the middle of August, no matter how much you water, you will lose some of your favorites to the heat, and sometimes just in the matter of a day or two.

Add to that restrictions that are placed on watering your gardens or lawns, in order to conserve the water of the Colorado River, and careful landscape planning is a must.  So when you are planning where to put your spa, and considering the design of your garden, many of your questions will be answered by contacting the staff at choosehottubsdirect.com.  Their knowledge and experience will help with those tough decisions, and put your mind at ease.

Some of the cacti of the Southwest can actually add color, seriously, they are more than oddly shaped and prickly.  One of the most beautiful blossoms I have seen is that that sits atop the Opuntia aciculata, or more commonly known as the Prickly Pear.  This particular species offers up stunning and vibrant blooms and is perfect to enhance the beauty of any desert, cactus garden.

Mix this in with a few of the standard species of Prickly Pear which sport yellow blooms, and the warmth of your hot tub will be reflected in the visual surroundings.  These plants will grow to just about three feet in height, and for a hot tub or spa that is installed in the ground, they will provide the perfect private desert oasis.  Many of the mesquite trees will provide shade and covering, but be aware of their droppings, of the pods and their needle like leaves, as these can be a bit of trouble when keeping your new spa clean.

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