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Looking for garden tips specific for the Southwest? Our Garden Guru, Jenny Peterson is here to help! Make sure to follow her monthly blog posts which will provide helpful information to be successful in your garden. Please note that the Southwest region includes: Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas.

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2 weeks 3 hours ago

Now, don’t worry — color blocking isn’t a “designerly” concept that you have no chance of learning; in fact, it’s quite easy.

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6 weeks 2 days ago

I’m totally into instant gratification — if I can complete a garden project in an afternoon, I’m the happiest girl in the world. So how happy would you be if you could finish an awesome project in just about an hour or two? And what if I told you that it’s relatively inexpensive and you can use a lot of materials you already have on hand?

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10 weeks 2 days ago

We often get so caught up in flower colors, foliage forms and disease resistance that it’s easy to forget about a plant’s other attributes. Hey, I love me some tangerine Calibrachoas, and I’m all about roses that shrug off black spot, but give me some garden fragrance and HELLO! I’m suddenly steeped in Zen thoughts, transported to my Happy Place (I like it there.

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Jenny Peterson
14 weeks 2 days ago

I know — you’re probably still knee-deep in snow, ice or other frigid weather and can’t possibly think about spring and summer flowers, right? Oh, that’s so wrong on so many levels. First, warm summer thoughts are the very thing that keep us from going stir-crazy in February, otherwise we wouldn’t bother to get out of bed most mornings.

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19 weeks 2 hours ago

We've all seen this kind of garden: spectacular in the spring with all their flowers, mellow a bit in the summer with some foliage plants, and then put on a show in the fall with grasses and turning leaves. But what happens in the winter if you don’t have some something of interest to back it all up?

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