History. Mourning. Reflection. Peace. These are all aspects that are present in the beautiful cemeteries throughout Utah Valley and across the state. The Memorial Day holiday is a time many visit these locations to remember family, friends and soldiers who paid the ultimate price — but ...
I have a planter box of strawberries. Last year it seems they became infested with some kind of worm that devours any of the berries that touched the soil. What are they and what can I do to get rid of them? These look like spotted snake millipedes. They are important decomposers and ...
We’ve received so many questions about watering and conservation that we’re repeating these tips for conserving water in your vegetable garden. Keep a good level of organic matter in your soil. Incorporating leaves, grass clippings and other organic material into the soil in the fall and ...
Everyone knows what we celebrate on the second Sunday in May. It's a time to toast the mothers throughout the country, to celebrate their successes and sacrifices. But it's a holiday that is only 112 years old and has evolved in ways that weren't always intended. Not only that, but the ...
Peppers are one of our most tender, chill-sensitive garden vegetables, but the weather forecast says us that warm-season vegetables planting time is finally here! For home gardeners who start their own transplants, their pepper seeds were started in mid-March and they have pepper plants that ...
May is the busiest month for most gardeners along the Wasatch Front. The average last frost date in this area is early to mid-May. This frost-free environment creates opportunities for a whole new set of warm-season crops. There is a lot to accomplish this month. Here are a few ...
