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How to Grow English Lavender in Your GardenEnglish Lavender (Lavandula angustifolias) thrives in full sun, well-drained soil with a pH of 6.5-7.5. Grow in full sun. Climates suitable for lavender range from zones 5 to 10 on the USDA hardiness scale. It does not perform well in wet or water-logged    Landscaping in Dry Shade: 15 Great Landscape Plants for Dry Shady Areas Finding the right landscape plants for dry areas that are also shady can be challenging. Most of the drought tolerant plants used in Utah’s residential and commercial landscapes come from dry environments and are adapted to full sun. Therefore, these plan   Mountain Beebalm in the LandscapeThis mound-forming perennial is typically seen in higher elevations in the interior West. The lavender or rose-purple flowers are attractive to insects, especially bees and butterflies. This plant is easy to establish and maintain in Intermountain West la   Putting the Yard and Garden to BedBy the time frost covers the lawn at the end of the season, many gardeners, like their plants, are spent. It is all too easy for gardeners to go dormant like their plants. By accomplishing a few simple chores before the snow flies, gardeners can ensure an   Wisteria in the GardenWisteria is a vigorous, cold-hardy, long-lived, true climbing/twining vine best known for large panicles of beautiful spring blooming flowers.   Mexican Cliffrose in the LandscapeMexican cliffrose occurs throughout the southern regions of the Intermountain West and has great potential for use in low-water landscapes.Cultural Requirements:   Landscaping for Season-Long ColorEach season brings with it new colors and emotions. Many homeowners seek help in selecting plant material that will offer season-long interest in the landscape. Different colors can add variety and add interest to the landscape. Plants should add consiste   PreviousNext       Flower Pests How to manage pests and diseases that can infect your flowers. View Flower Pests      Annuals        Annuals for Utah GardensAnnuals are plants that come up in the spring, reach maturity, flower, set seeds, then die all in one season. They provide eye-catching color to any flower bed and can be used as borders, fillers, or background plantings. There are several ways to find an   Growing PansiesPansies are among the most popular garden flowers today. They exhibit a wide range of colors, markings and sizes. Read about where to plant, how to plant, propagating, and more!   Some Flowers Turn Into WeedsAnnuals that reseed themselves can make gardening easier, but some soon try to bully the rest of the plants. In my opinion, some ornamental flowers are weeds once they are planted,” says Jerry Goodspeed, Utah State University Extension horticulturist. “Si   PreviousNext   Research Articles Search by Interest    Filter   gardening flowers Research This image series illustrates key steps in dyeing with indigo powder, from preparing the dye vat to achieving deeper shades through multiple dips. Each stage, like “wetting out” the indigo and managing the vat, helps create rich indigo hues. A Home Dyer’s Garden, Part III: Dyeing With Japanese Indigo     												Read Story  											      A Home Dyer’s Garden, Part III: Dyeing With Japanese Indigo  This image series illustrates key steps in dyeing with indigo powder, from preparing the dye vat to achieving deeper shades through multiple dips. Each stage, like “wetting out” the indigo and managing the vat, helps create rich indigo hues.  October 29, 2024     Research flowers gardening Learn the step-by-step process of extracting pigment from Japanese indigo plants for natural dyeing. This method, outlined by USU Extension, results in a powdered pigment suitable for long-term storage and various dyeing applications. A Home Dyer’s Garden, Part II: Extracting Pigment From Japanese Indigo      												Read Story  											      A Home Dyer’s Garden, Part II: Extracting Pigment From Japanese Indigo   Learn the step-by-step process of extracting pigment from Japanese indigo plants for natural dyeing. This method, outlined by USU Extension, results in a powdered pigment suitable for long-term storage and various dyeing applications.  October 28, 2024     flowers gardening Research This peer-reviewed fact sheet provides information on the identification and management of the invasive aquatic plant *Parrotfeather* (*Myriophyllum aquaticum*). It covers the plant’s characteristics, such as its ability to grow dense mats in waterways, a A Home Dyer’s Garden, Part I: Growing Japanese Indigo     												Read Story  											      A Home Dyer’s Garden, Part I: Growing Japanese Indigo  This peer-reviewed fact sheet provides information on the identification and management of the invasive aquatic plant *Parrotfeather* (*Myriophyllum aquaticum*). It covers the plant’s characteristics, such as its ability to grow dense mats in waterways, a...       Research fruit vegetable herb flowers gardening Information about cloches, cold frames, floating row cover, hotbeds, plastic mulch, low tunnels and high tunnels. Extending the Garden Season     												Read Story  											      Extending the Garden Season  Information about cloches, cold frames, floating row cover, hotbeds, plastic mulch, low tunnels and high tunnels.       flowers specific plants Research perennials gardening English Lavender (Lavandula angustifolias) thrives in full sun, well-drained soil with a pH of 6.5-7.5. Grow in full sun. Climates suitable for lavender range from zones 5 to 10 on the USDA hardiness scale. It does not perform well in wet or water-logged  How to Grow English Lavender in Your Garden     												Read Story  											      How to Grow English Lavender in Your Garden  English Lavender (Lavandula angustifolias) thrives in full sun, well-drained soil with a pH of 6.5-7.5. Grow in full sun. Climates suitable for lavender range from zones 5 to 10 on the USDA hardiness scale. It does not perform well in wet or water-logged ...       bulbs planting and maintenance flowers Research gardening You can brighten your home with fresh flowers from your own bulbs if you are willing to do a little planning. Some flowering bulbs are easy to grow and require nothing more than potting and watering, while others are not quite as anxious to please. The pr "Encouraging," Not Forcing Bulbs     												Read Story  											      "Encouraging," Not Forcing Bulbs  You can brighten your home with fresh flowers from your own bulbs if you are willing to do a little planning. Some flowering bulbs are easy to grow and require nothing more than potting and watering, while others are not quite as anxious to please. The pr...       perennials flowers selection Research gardening Finding the right landscape plants for dry areas that are also shady can be challenging. Most of the drought tolerant plants used in Utah’s residential and commercial landscapes come from dry environments and are adapted to full sun. Therefore, these plan Landscaping in Dry Shade: 15 Great Landscape Plants for Dry Shady Areas      												Read Story  											      Landscaping in Dry Shade: 15 Great Landscape Plants for Dry Shady Areas   Finding the right landscape plants for dry areas that are also shady can be challenging. Most of the drought tolerant plants used in Utah’s residential and commercial landscapes come from dry environments and are adapted to full sun. Therefore, these plan...       Research flowers annuals specific plants gardening Pansies are among the most popular garden flowers today. They exhibit a wide range of colors, markings and sizes. Read about where to plant, how to plant, propagating, and more! Growing Pansies     												Read Story  											      Growing Pansies  Pansies are among the most popular garden flowers today. They exhibit a wide range of colors, markings and sizes. Read about where to plant, how to plant, propagating, and more!       gardening flowers cwel water wise plants specific plants Research perennials cwel native plants cwel publications This plant can be found naturally in desert surroundings, along waterways, and in rock crevices. This is a long-living plant that can be used ornamentally as a specimen, in a rock garden, or anywhere soil stabilization is desired. In winter, the seeds are Little Bluestem in the Landscape     												Read Story  											      Little Bluestem in the Landscape  This plant can be found naturally in desert surroundings, along waterways, and in rock crevices. This is a long-living plant that can be used ornamentally as a specimen, in a rock garden, or anywhere soil stabilization is desired. In winter, the seeds are...       flowers Research gardening bulbs selection With tulips you have the color palette of Van Gogh; no other flower offers the vibrant array of spring color as do tulips, try one or several until you have tried them all, you are the artist. Tulips are classified by bloom time (Early, Mid-season, and La Fabulous Tulips in Springtime     												Read Story  											      Fabulous Tulips in Springtime  With tulips you have the color palette of Van Gogh; no other flower offers the vibrant array of spring color as do tulips, try one or several until you have tried them all, you are the artist. Tulips are classified by bloom time (Early, Mid-season, and La...       flowers Research bulbs gardening planting and maintenance Summer bulbs are planted in the spring, bloom in the summer and should be removed in the fall before it freezes. If they stay in the ground during winter, most will eventually die. These bulbs include tuberous begonias, cannas, dahlias and gladiolus.      How to Store Summer Flower Bulbs     												Read Story  											      How to Store Summer Flower Bulbs  Summer bulbs are planted in the spring, bloom in the summer and should be removed in the fall before it freezes. If they stay in the ground during winter, most will eventually die. These bulbs include tuberous begonias, cannas, dahlias and gladiolus.            selection gardening flowers Research annuals Annuals that reseed themselves can make gardening easier, but some soon try to bully the rest of the plants. In my opinion, some ornamental flowers are weeds once they are planted,” says Jerry Goodspeed, Utah State University Extension horticulturist. “Si Some Flowers Turn Into Weeds     												Read Story  											      Some Flowers Turn Into Weeds  Annuals that reseed themselves can make gardening easier, but some soon try to bully the rest of the plants. In my opinion, some ornamental flowers are weeds once they are planted,” says Jerry Goodspeed, Utah State University Extension horticulturist. “Si...       flowers Research gardening specific plants perennials Bright scarlet flowers that shower from arching stems of firecracker penstemon have made this plant a favorite of many penstemon enthusiasts. Firecracker Penstemon in the Landscape     												Read Story  											      Firecracker Penstemon in the Landscape  Bright scarlet flowers that shower from arching stems of firecracker penstemon have made this plant a favorite of many penstemon enthusiasts.       Research flowers perennials specific plants gardening Wisteria is a vigorous, cold-hardy, long-lived, true climbing/twining vine best known for large panicles of beautiful spring blooming flowers. Wisteria in the Garden     												Read Story  											      Wisteria in the Garden  Wisteria is a vigorous, cold-hardy, long-lived, true climbing/twining vine best known for large panicles of beautiful spring blooming flowers.       flowers gardening fruit vegetable herb Research Cosmos is native to Mexico with daisy like flowers that come in an array of colors. Once established, Cosmos needs little water, no fertilizer and not much care, which makes it well suited to Utah’s climate. Cosmos in the Garden     												Read Story  											      Cosmos in the Garden  Cosmos is native to Mexico with daisy like flowers that come in an array of colors. Once established, Cosmos needs little water, no fertilizer and not much care, which makes it well suited to Utah’s climate.       bulbs planting and maintenance gardening Research flowers Bulbs are prodigies, flowing early and brilliantly and then just hanging around looking green the rest of the year. Many people love the colors brought by spring bulbs, but have a lot of questions about caring for the foliage once the flowers are just a m Bulbs - Their Short Colorful Life     												Read Story  											      Bulbs - Their Short Colorful Life  Bulbs are prodigies, flowing early and brilliantly and then just hanging around looking green the rest of the year. Many people love the colors brought by spring bulbs, but have a lot of questions about caring for the foliage once the flowers are just a m...       gardening perennials flowers specific plants Research The plants are easy to grow and can be grown throughout the United States. Even without care, they usually produce flowers. However, neglected mums may have weak branches, yellowish leaves, and only a few small flowers. Growing Chrysanthemums in the Home Garden     												Read Story  											      Growing Chrysanthemums in the Home Garden  The plants are easy to grow and can be grown throughout the United States. Even without care, they usually produce flowers. However, neglected mums may have weak branches, yellowish leaves, and only a few small flowers.       planting and maintenance Research perennials flowers gardening Before the leaves cover everything and the ground freezes solid enough to break your spade is a good time to move perennials. Some overgrown monsters may need to move to the compost pile while others just may need a change of address in your yard. Most pe Fall's a Good Time to Move Perennials     												Read Story  											      Fall's a Good Time to Move Perennials  Before the leaves cover everything and the ground freezes solid enough to break your spade is a good time to move perennials. Some overgrown monsters may need to move to the compost pile while others just may need a change of address in your yard. Most pe...       flowers perennials Research gardening gardening basics By the time frost covers the lawn at the end of the season, many gardeners, like their plants, are spent. It is all too easy for gardeners to go dormant like their plants. By accomplishing a few simple chores before the snow flies, gardeners can ensure an Putting the Yard and Garden to Bed     												Read Story  											      Putting the Yard and Garden to Bed  By the time frost covers the lawn at the end of the season, many gardeners, like their plants, are spent. It is all too easy for gardeners to go dormant like their plants. By accomplishing a few simple chores before the snow flies, gardeners can ensure an...       cwel publications flowers specific plants cwel water wise plants perennials gardening cwel native plants Research Mexican cliffrose occurs throughout the southern regions of the Intermountain West and has great potential for use in low-water landscapes.Cultural Requirements: Mexican Cliffrose in the Landscape     												Read Story  											      Mexican Cliffrose in the Landscape  Mexican cliffrose occurs throughout the southern regions of the Intermountain West and has great potential for use in low-water landscapes.Cultural Requirements:       Research perennials gardening flowers specific plants Garden irises are hardy, long-lived perennials that need a minimum of care. They are an established “backbone” of home gardens because they bloom when few other plants do—after spring-flowering bulbs and before peonies, delphinium and phlox. Growing Iris     												Read Story  											      Growing Iris  Garden irises are hardy, long-lived perennials that need a minimum of care. They are an established “backbone” of home gardens because they bloom when few other plants do—after spring-flowering bulbs and before peonies, delphinium and phlox.       annuals cwel water wise plants flowers Research gardening selection Annuals are plants that come up in the spring, reach maturity, flower, set seeds, then die all in one season. They provide eye-catching color to any flower bed and can be used as borders, fillers, or background plantings. There are several ways to find an Annuals for Utah Gardens     												Read Story  											      Annuals for Utah Gardens  Annuals are plants that come up in the spring, reach maturity, flower, set seeds, then die all in one season. They provide eye-catching color to any flower bed and can be used as borders, fillers, or background plantings. There are several ways to find an...       flowers perennials specific plants Research gardening cwel water wise plants cwel publications cwel native plants This mound-forming perennial is typically seen in higher elevations in the interior West. The lavender or rose-purple flowers are attractive to insects, especially bees and butterflies. This plant is easy to establish and maintain in Intermountain West la Mountain Beebalm in the Landscape     												Read Story  											      Mountain Beebalm in the Landscape  This mound-forming perennial is typically seen in higher elevations in the interior West. The lavender or rose-purple flowers are attractive to insects, especially bees and butterflies. This plant is easy to establish and maintain in Intermountain West la...       flowers gardening perennials Research selection Trees Each season brings with it new colors and emotions. Many homeowners seek help in selecting plant material that will offer season-long interest in the landscape. Different colors can add variety and add interest to the landscape. Plants should add consiste Landscaping for Season-Long Color     												Read Story  											      Landscaping for Season-Long Color  Each season brings with it new colors and emotions. Many homeowners seek help in selecting plant material that will offer season-long interest in the landscape. Different colors can add variety and add interest to the landscape. Plants should add consiste...       selection Research flowers perennials gardening Ornamental grasses, over the last few decades, have gained increasing popularity in their uses. This publication illustrates basic identifying structures and features of grasses in general, as well as key taxonomic characteristics that horticulturists use Ornamental Grasses in the Landscape     												Read Story  											      Ornamental Grasses in the Landscape  Ornamental grasses, over the last few decades, have gained increasing popularity in their uses. This publication illustrates basic identifying structures and features of grasses in general, as well as key taxonomic characteristics that horticulturists use...               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