Landscaping Tips - 2006

This winter great time to plan ’07 landscape projects
Salt and pH levels in soil important factors in landscaping
Raking leaves a worthwhile task
Autumn ideal time to manage plant diseases
Fall a good time to plant spring bulbs
No pests year-round with fall ‘systemic’ treatments
Brighten the fall landscape with pansies and dianthus Landscape edging a great addition to yards
Composting turns yard wastes into rich humus
Proper fall care helps ensure healthy lawn next spring
Perfect mothers can be nuisance in Wyoming homes and gardens
Keeping ahead of lawn drought
Yellow jackets generally unwelcome garden guests
Weather unfortunately great for powdery mildew this summer
Rocks add interest to Wyoming landscapes
New gooseberry variety tastes great, resists diseases
Good gardens and landscapes begin with good soil
Midnight leaf notchers strike again
Search the world for plants, but some gems exist in our own backyard
Firewise landscaping helps reduce fire threat
Favorite perennials for Wyoming gardens
What annuals do best in Wyoming’s high altitudes?
Establishing native trees and shrubs
Tailor vegetable gardens to the Wyoming environment
Successful tree planting strategies
Crawlers are coming to Wyoming
Shrubs important part of Wyoming landscapes
Low maintenance lawns can be high quality
Planting for backyard wildlife in Wyoming
Ornamental grasses add interest to Wyoming landscapes
Growing great grapes in Wyoming
Resources available statewide for water-wise landscaping

Landscaping Tips - 2007