Southwest Regional Reports
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Southwest Regional ReportsWater-Wise Rose Care
Gardeners love cut flowers. And there is nothing more satisfying than growing your own cut flowers. With the heavy carbon footprint of imported roses, as well as the difficulty in…
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Southwest Regional ReportsPenstemons That Thrive in the Southern Plains
Penstemon is a diverse genus of plants with over 250 species, all of which are native to North America. It is a testament to their beauty that horticulturists have developed…
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Southwest Regional ReportsFour Plants For Early Summer Color
It may feel odd to think about summer right now. But, there are several plants that you can plant out now that will ensure that your early summer garden is…
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Southwest Regional ReportsTips for Creating One-of-a-Kind Container Designs
Container gardening isn’t just for those with patio homes or balconies. Containers make the perfect addition to any garden, courtyard, or pool area. Gone are the days with terra-cotta pots…
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Southwest Regional ReportsPerennials That Thrive in the High Desert
The high desert has amazingly diverse landscapes and vegetation, but one thing is for sure: there is no shortage of gorgeous perennials to choose from. We chatted with David Salman,…
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Southwest Regional Reports4 Fall-Blooming Wildflowers to Plant in Spring
Even though we are in the middle of spring wildflower season, it’s not too early to start planning for fall wildflowers in your garden. In fact, you need to plant…
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Southwest Regional ReportsSeed-Starting Tips for Southern California
It’s April, and as the soil starts to warm up after winter, it's time to get your vegetable seeds planted. The tricky question is when to plant. The Los Angeles…
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Southwest Regional ReportsSouthern Plains: April Garden To-Do List
Stay on top of weeds. Weed removal is crucial this month. Get weeds under control by hand pulling or hoeing, and then be sure to mulch. Fertilize your grass. Once…
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Southwest Regional ReportsSouthern California: April Garden To-Do List
Direct sow certain seeds. Things have likely warmed up enough that you can now sow your squash and sunflowers (Helianthus spp. and cvs., annual) directly into the veggie garden. Pay…
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Southwest Regional ReportsUnderused Perennials for the Southern Plains
1. Spring Obedient Plant Name: Physostegia intermedia Zones: 6–9 Size: 3 to 4 feet tall and wide Conditions: Full sun to partial shade; moist soil Native Range: Southern…
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