Gardener-in-Chief: U.S. Presidents and the White House Gardens
Which U.S. presidents were the most avid gardeners?
Archive for the ‘Gardening’ Category
5 New Year’s Resolutions for Gardeners
As you consider your New Year’s resolutions for 2020, don’t forget about …
The Lure of the Moon Garden
Ready to add some romance and mystery to your landscape?
Midsummer Flower Maintenance
It’s that time in the season when many of your flowering plants are past their prime …
Taking Time to Smell the Roses
June is National Rose Month. How much do you really know about the blossom that’s been our national flower since 1986?
Caring for Your Spring Bloomers
Many a Wyoming gardener is familiar with the challenges of growing and maintaining a …
Pollinators: Where Would We Be(e) Without Them?
Pollinator habitats are increasingly in jeopardy…but you can help!
Five Special Gifts for Gardeners
It’s going to be a long, cold winter for the gardeners in your life. Help them get through it with …
Flower Power: Orange You Glad?
Orange is one of autumn’s most prolific colors. Even in Wyoming (where the landscape is snowy white or prairie brown …
Five Essential Medicinal Herbs
You don’t have to be a skilled gardener or a trained pharmacist to reap the benefits of these …
Vertical Gardens Are Looking Up
If your yard or garden area is short on space …
Use Texture to Increase Landscape’s Visual Appeal
Color may be the most popular element in landscape design, but don’t underestimate …
Color Theory 101: Flowers and Foliage
Color is a strong design element, attracting attention and guiding the human eye. When it comes to landscaping, colors can even …
Five More of the World’s Most Beautiful Historic Gardens
Let’s look at five more of the most beautiful gardens on the planet that have …
Five of the World’s Most Beautiful Historic Gardens
Creating a beautiful and inviting garden is a timeless pursuit. Civilizations from around the world have been crafting …
