Water Your Trees Now!
Despite a below-average snowpack and a dry March thus far, Spring is coming in like a lion, as evidenced by the acid-yellow forsythia, the soft
Despite a below-average snowpack and a dry March thus far, Spring is coming in like a lion, as evidenced by the acid-yellow forsythia, the soft
I don’t trust anybody with clean fingernails in spring. The people I trust can’t help but thrust their winter-weary hands into the rich, living soil
There are still signs in my garden that tell of the once prolific abundance of food that grew there this summer. The long stalk of
The time for brewing beer is upon us. The weather is cooling into fall and putting a five-gallon pot of water to boil on the
They are growing from the top of the Natural History Museum of Utah, sprouting from the terraced sides of the LDS Conference Center, putting roots
This planting guide reflects some of the changes occurring in the city garden. With the rise of raised beds, intensive planting, vertical gardening and no-till
Hey all you conspiracy theorists, I’ve got news for you. We’re not being controlled by the U.N., I.M.F., FBI, CIA, LDS, Illuminati, Comcast, or Fox
One night in 1974, a young man named Demetrios Agathangelides, a Greek immigrant who had studied agriculture in his home country, sat down at his
About five years ago I read about bokashi on the internet and started using the bokashi composting method to improve the soil in my vegetable
Occasionally we face dilemmas that offer only unsavory solutions. If the situation arises where you must use a chemical weed killer, and Roundup is the
Ponds in the desert. ALSO: Know your tomato types—determinate and indeterminate; the virtues of Umbellifers.—by Alice Toler
During the growing season, 30% or more of landfill waste is organic yard refuse. Home composting of yard and garden trimmings eases landfill problems and
This year’s planting guide reflects some of the changes occurring in the city garden, such as the popularity of raised beds, intensive planting and trellising.
With an average temperature of only 31 degrees, Feburary doesn’t jump to the top of most people’s lists as a gardening month. If you’re planning
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