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ArticleApril Garden To-Do List for the Mountain West
Add a pop of color. Even though spring can be erratic in the Mountain West, I plant some pansies (Viola × wittrockiana cvs., annual) or other cool-season annuals to a…
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How-ToGet a Jump Start on Spring Planting
Don’t you just love the spells of warmer days (between storms) that remind us that winter is coming to an end? In the Mountain West, we gardeners know we still…
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DesignRevisiting an Undisciplined Garden
Last week we visited Cheryl Henley’s garden, which she calls her Undisciplined Garden, but she sent in so many great photos that I wanted to share more of her garden…
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DesignIt’s Not Easy to Garden in Southeast Idaho
Today’s photos come from LeAnn Kirkpatrick. Nestled in the snow and cold of the upper Snake River valley, this has been our home for 26 years. When we bought the…
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DesignAn Undisciplined Garden
My name is Cheryl Henley. I have been gardening in the heavy, rocky, clay soils of the Wasatch Mountain foothills at about 4000 feet for 30 years. My husband and…
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DesignAn Idaho Garden Comes to Life
Today’s photos come from Andrea Sawyer. I’m a longtime subscriber to Fine Gardening magazine, and I follow you on Instagram, but I’m a new fan of your Garden Photo of…
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How-ToDamage to Look for When the Snow Melts
While many in the Mountain West are used to their gardens being buried under feet of snow throughout winter, others of us are more accustomed to a storm that drops…
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DesignA Wyoming Garden
My name is Helen Coates, and I have been gardening for more than 60 years in various states and climates. For the past 10 years I have lived in Laramie…
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DesignRegional Picks: Spring Color—Mountain West
If your first few trips to the nursery can be overwhelming and chaotic, check out our plant recommendations for spring color in your region. There’s no doubt that these spring…
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DesignCrafting an Original Seasonal Arrangement
You may not even realize it, but my guess is that very close at hand you can find all you need to make gorgeous, last-minute seasonal arrangements. Get your gloves…
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