KSL Greenhouse Show
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David Een, KSL
KSL Greenhouse: After summer harvesting comes late summer planting
The end of July is a great time to plant fall vegetables before the frost comes in mid-October along the Wasatch Front, or, late September in Utah's higher elevations.5 days ago
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Video: America’s National Flower: The Rose | KSL Celebrates America 250
Did you know the rose is America’s national flower? 🇺🇸🌹 As we celebrate America 250, we’re honoring the flower that President Reagan called “the symbol of life and love and devotion, of beauty and eternity” when he signed it into law in 1986. George Washington himself bred roses — and the Mary Washington Rose, named […]17 days ago
Taun Beddes
Why is my lawn turning brown? A guide to diagnosing the problem
A brown lawn doesn't always mean your grass needs more water. Drought stress, insect damage, and fungal disease are three primary causes of brown lawn in the summer.21 days ago
KSL NewsRadio Video
Video: These Grasses Use 50% LESS Water Than Kentucky Bluegrass | KSL Greenhouse
Utah is facing its worst drought conditions in years, and your lawn is one of the biggest water users on your property. On this episode of KSL Greenhouse, we break down two warm-season turfgrass varieties — Tahoma 31 and Buffalo Grass — that use 50% less water than traditional Kentucky Bluegrass. 🌱 TAHOMA 31 Cold […]25 days ago
David Een, KSL
KSL Greenhouse Show: Grow and display minty freshness with perennials from the mint family
SALT LAKE CITY — One of my favorite groups of perennials is the mint family. Many species offer wonderful fragrances, beautiful flowers, and attract beneficial insects, including pollinators. Even better, most are quite waterwise, making them excellent choices for Utah landscapes. Hummingbird mint Among the many mint family plants that thrive in Utah, several stand […]1 month ago
David Een
Flip Your Strip: How to make your park strip a water-wise wonderland
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.2 months ago
David Een
Utah urges residents to cut lawn watering amid worsening drought
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.2 months ago
David Een
Aphid attack: How to fight back
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.2 months ago
Taun Beddes
Caring for your lawn through drought conditions
KSL Greenhouse Show host Taun Beddes shared tips on how to keep a lawn healthy during a drought.2 months ago
David Een
Learn what to do if freeze affected your trees, flowers and other plants
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.2 months ago
Taun Beddes, KSL Greenhouse Show
Iron chlorosis in Utah landscape plants
Due to consumer demand, many plant species that are susceptible to iron chlorosis are commonly sold in our region. Here's how gardeners can provide enough for plants to grow securely.3 months ago
David Een
As planting season arrives, experts highlight benefits of container gardening
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.3 months ago
Aya Diab, Associated Press
How you store produce can make it last longer
A few small changes to how you store produce can have big benefits for the planet – and your wallet.3 months ago
David Een
Preparing to plant: How to start your spring garden off strong
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.3 months ago
David Een, KSL
Water-wise mindset for Utah landscapes
With the population of Utah slated to double by 2065, Utah Division of Water Resources (UDWR) encourages all of us to do our part to conserve water wherever possible.3 months ago
Taun Beddes
Caring for peach trees to ensure heavy crop
Peaches are likely the most popular fruit tree in Utah. With that popularity, though, comes a common challenge—peach trees require more care than many people expect.3 months ago
Taun Beddes, KSL Greenhouse Show
Make sure your grass is always greener
We’re starting to see more concern about how ongoing drought conditions could affect this year’s growing season.4 months ago
David Een, KSL Greenhouse Show
Yard work 101: When summer hits early
The KSL Greenhouse Show gives tips on yard work, how to maintain a lawn and how to level a lawn during spring time.4 months ago
Taun Beddes, KSL Greenhouse Show host
Iron chlorosis and how it affects the color of tree leaves in Utah
Many leaves in Utah experience iron chlorosis depending on where the plant is located. The KSL Greenhouse Show shares more on the disease.4 months ago
David Een, KSL Greenhouse Show
Dealing with skunks in Utah
The KSL Greenhouse Show shared tips on how to know when a skunk has gotten into a garden and how to deal with skunks in Utah.4 months ago
Taun Beddes, KSL Greenhouse Show host
Radishes: One of the easiest vegetables to grow
KSL Greenhouse Show co-host Taun Beddes explains how to grow and cook radishes.5 months ago
Pearl Ashton
The KSL Greenhouse Show’s plant of the week: Daphne
The KSL Greenhouse Show hosts Taun Beddes and Maria Shilaos spoke about the Carol Macknie Daphne shrub on Saturday and how to take care of it in Utah.5 months ago
Taun Beddes, KSL Greenhouse Show host
Advice on applying pre-emergent products to a lawn
How and when should homeowners begin applying pre-emergent products to their lawns?5 months ago
