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Spring updating: 5 things to consider when evaluating your landscaping

Spring is almost here and that means plants are starting to awaken from their winter slumber, which means soon our yards will be turning green with leaves and filled with beautiful blossoms. That means now is a good time to be considering what to do with your landscaping. Do you keep things ...

Garden Help Desk: How to start pepper plants and other timely March tips

Peppers are one of the most diverse summer vegetable crops grown in local gardens. If I were to ask 10 people what pepper they like the most in their garden, I would probably get 10 different answers. They’re a worldwide crop grown for a variety of cuisines. From painfully hot to mild or ...

Garden Help Desk: Evaluating the risk of frost damage to fruit trees

What are the very best apple and peach varieties for Utah County? I thought our trees were good ones for our zone, but almost every year it seems like frost damages our trees and we get a poor harvest. Most of the peach and apple varieties will do well in our county, except for a few that ...

EveryDay Strong: How connection can help your child be successful

Every human has a need to connect with other humans.Connection is an unseen, reciprocated acknowledgment that another person understands you and loves you for you. It’s just as much of a need as eating or sleeping and is one of the most important prerequisites for building resilience in ...

Garden Help Desk: Peas are a great early-season crop for the garden

Garden peas are one of my favorite spring crops. Frozen peas from the grocery store simply can’t compare to green peas fresh from the garden. Not only are garden peas delicious but fresh-shelled peas also freeze well. There are three basic types of fresh peas: shelling peas, snow peas ...