Top 6 Easiest Vegetables To Grow In Utah
Ok, these are the no-brainers. Well, not exactly. You do need to tend them (watering, weeding, feed the soil, etc.)…
The First Principle of Xeriscape is Design
There are seven principles of Xeriscape. They were created by the Denver Water Department in the early 1980’s. The first…
The Third Principle Of Xeriscape – Practical Turf Grass Lawn Areas
This doesn’t mean you need to remove ALL of your turf grass lawn. Although, you certainly can. Turf has it’s…
Top 5 Plants That Don’t Need Any Water – Drought-tolerant In Utah, Once Established
The heat and the drought in Utah are setting in and it’s hard to keep things watered. There are some…
Warming Up The Soil In February For March Planting
I’ve been reading about using black plastic over the garden soil for a few weeks in February to warm it…
What Does “Germination” Mean?
Germination is “the development of a plant from a seed or spore after a period of dormancy”. In other words,…
7 Tips For Growing Houseplants
Winter activities like looking at seed catalogs and planning the vegetable plot can only go so far in providing entertainment…
Hibiscus – A Great Fall Bloomer In Utah
There are several Hibiscus species that will grow in Utah and survive the winter. One is the very common Rose…
Harvesting Parsnips
The single most important rule for harvesting parsnips: do not pull them before frost. Gardeners who harvest in September typically…
Fall Blooming Anemone – Flowers In September and October!
There are several perennials that will bloom in the fall and provide excellent color. One of the best performers for…