This year, America celebrates the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. So, we're talking about the nation's national flower: the rose.
Did you know that up to 70% of residential water use comes from lawn irrigation? By replacing their park strip with water-wise landscaping, homeowners can save 50-66% of the water they use in their lawn.
With Gov. Spencer Cox‘s emergency declaration over Utah's worsening drought situation, with 100% of Utah in severe drought, and 22 of 29 counties in extreme drought, Utahns are encouraged to do their part at home to help conserve water.
As our planting and growing season comes in full swing, you may start to see many different pests and insects, including aphids, come out and enjoy the warmth.
With the recent freezing drop in temperature, many Utahns are worried about how the freeze has affected and will affect trees, flowers and other plants.
As we have been gearing up for the spring planting rush, we have also been looking at gardening options for those who don’t have the space available for full, in-ground gardens.
As we continue to prepare for gardening season in Utah, amid fluctuating frosts and heatwaves, we have some tips for you to help with your vegetable growing efforts.
