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Essential July Garden To-Do List

June 30, 2021 By quadcities Leave a Comment

July is the ideal month to add a shade or fruit tree, a berry plant, summer flowering shrubs and perennials to your landscape. Plants root quickly in the warm summer soil. With the arrival of monsoon rains, plants thrive even more. The increased humidity and shade from a cloud floating overhead are … [Read more...] about Essential July Garden To-Do List

Filed Under: Columnists Tagged With: fertilizer, garden, Ken Lain, plant food, Watters Garden Center Prescott, weed

January is the Time to Prepare Garden Soils

December 30, 2020 By quadcities Leave a Comment

Gardeners know the better the soil, the larger the harvest, the brighter the flowers, the easier the gardening. Once you’ve tried digging the first planting hole in a mountain garden, you figure it out. Our native soils are HARD! Successful gardens always come down to soil quality. Skimp on spring … [Read more...] about January is the Time to Prepare Garden Soils

Filed Under: Columnists Tagged With: garden, Ken Lain, plant, planting, seeds, soil, Watters garden Center, Watters Garden Center Prescott

Five Gardening Tips to End 2020 Strong

November 25, 2020 By quadcities Leave a Comment

The days grow short as we move into the end of the 2020 gardening season. This is the time when gardeners like to relax, sip some tea while warming our feet by the fire, and reflect on our gardening successes and near misses of the past season. But, gardening activity doesn’t come to a complete … [Read more...] about Five Gardening Tips to End 2020 Strong

Filed Under: Columnists Tagged With: garden, Ken Lain, lawn, Watters garden Center, Watters Garden Center Prescott

Examining the Top Evergreen Trees for Mountain Landscapes

October 29, 2020 By quadcities Leave a Comment

This is the season when decorated evergreens dominate living rooms and sparkle in the winter landscape. The list provided grows best outdoors and is often used as a living tree through holiday celebrations, then planted in the yard when the festivities are over. Here is a list of the top seven … [Read more...] about Examining the Top Evergreen Trees for Mountain Landscapes

Filed Under: Columnists Tagged With: garden, Ken Lain, Watters garden Center, Watters Garden Center Prescott

Growing, Reaping Benefits of Rosemary

April 4, 2020 By quadcities Leave a Comment

Rosemary is commonly used in cooking to flavor soups, sauces and meats. Perhaps less well known, it also has many health benefits and can be used as a natural remedy for a variety of ailments. Here are 10 health benefits of rosemary that will prompt you to grow this plant and find ways to use this … [Read more...] about Growing, Reaping Benefits of Rosemary

Filed Under: Columnists Tagged With: garden, Ken Lain, rosemary, Watters Garden, Watters Garden Center Prescott

Planting the Hardiest Perennials in Local Gardens

April 19, 2019 By quadcities Leave a Comment

Gardening may be one of America’s favorite hobbies, but it does have a downside. Imagine investing dozens of hours and hundreds of dollars redecorating your bedroom, only to have it crumble to ashes in less than a year! That is a good analogy to planting and nurturing a garden that withers away … [Read more...] about Planting the Hardiest Perennials in Local Gardens

Filed Under: Columnists Tagged With: garden, Ken Lain, perennials, Watters garden Center

Planting the Hardiest Perennials for Local Gardens

April 17, 2019 By quadcities Leave a Comment

Gardening may be one of America's favorite hobbies, but it does have a downside. Imagine investing dozens of hours and hundreds of dollars redecorating your bedroom, only to have it crumble to ashes in less than a year! That is a good analogy to planting and nurturing a garden that withers away … [Read more...] about Planting the Hardiest Perennials for Local Gardens

Filed Under: Columnists Tagged With: garden, Ken Lain, Watters garden Center

Eight Fragrant Shrubs for Mountain Gardens

March 19, 2019 By quadcities Leave a Comment

What is the most fragrant plant? Which flower has the best smell? What is the most fragrant flower in the world? What is the most fragrant lavender? What is the most fragrant rose? Shrubs have many uses in the landscape, but gardeners who appreciate sweet-smelling plants will be especially drawn to … [Read more...] about Eight Fragrant Shrubs for Mountain Gardens

Filed Under: Columnists Tagged With: garden, Ken Lain, Watters garden Center

Experiencing the Seedy Side of Watters Garden Center

January 20, 2018 By quadcities Leave a Comment

 The 2018 organic seed has arrived at Watters Garden Center. Each packet is stamped with an official non-GMO seal, ensuring that these seeds have not been genetically modified. Make sure to verify a seed’s freshness date, organic status and whether it is genetically modified before you buy your … [Read more...] about Experiencing the Seedy Side of Watters Garden Center

Filed Under: Columnists Tagged With: garden, Ken Lain, seeds

Boxwoods Make A Garden Look Better

November 27, 2017 By quadcities Leave a Comment

Thanks to its versatility, boxwood can fit into any landscape, whether a formal or casual design. In winter's sparse garden, this shrub’s strong shape, rich green color and air of old-world formality can dominate the scene. In summer, when the garden is in full bloom, it blends into the lushness, … [Read more...] about Boxwoods Make A Garden Look Better

Filed Under: Columnists Tagged With: boxwood, garden, Lain

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