Fall Bucket List
Cooler temperatures and colorful leaves are on their way. We’re welcoming fall with more than 50 fall things to do around Utah. Pick and choose your favorites to create your own custom […]
What You Need to Know About Elm Seed Bugs
There’s a New Pest in Town The elm seed bug has been recognized as Utah’s newest pest. It was first discovered in Utah in July 2014 and confirmed by the […]
Ask a Expert // How Can I Keep My Landscape Looking Lovely in the Heat?
The heat is on, and many lawns are struggling. Consider these suggestions for keeping your landscapes and gardens healthy while also saving water. Go easy on the watering. In almost […]
Porch Plant Primer
This week we visited KSL’s Studio 5 to give some tips on porch plants. Here’s a list of the plants we showed, plus some bonus tips that didn’t make it […]
Backyard Chicken Basics
Are you interested in keeping backyard chickens? Here is some basic information to get you started. Some municipalities do not allow backyard chickens, or have strict ordinances to regulate them. […]
Grafting Basics
You don’t have to own an orchard to try grafting. Learn how to do it in your very own backyard from USU Extension. Grafting is the age-old practice of joining plants to […]
The Secret Life of Bees
Bees are critical to our food system, and yet many people still see them as a nuisance. Increase your understanding with these five facts about bees. One in three bites […]
Pruning Basics
You don’t have to be Edward Scissorhands to prune and trim in your own yard. Check out these resources to help you become a proficient pruner. Tool Selection Learn from […]
Sustainable New Year’s Resolutions
Have you started thinking about resolutions for the new year? Consider working these sustainable resolutions onto your list, and go green for the new year. Challenge yourself to try simple lifestyle […]
Ask an Expert // Five Fall Must-Do Yard Tasks
With autumn here, it’s time to think about getting the yard ready for winter. Consider the following tasks that will help your yard be healthy and happy next spring. […]