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This garden in West Jordan, Utah, is designed to cope with heat, drought and wind. A backdrop of evergreen trees provides shelter from the wind; the plant choices are heat and drought resistant; and a layer of mulch keeps moisture in the soil.
Garden Maintenance

Western Gardening Tips for Hot, Dry, Windy Climates

By Amy Grisak
Midwest

Horticulture Magazine at the 21st Annual Cincinnati Flower Show

By mgodfrey
Midwest

Upper Midwest: May Gardening

By Jeanine Anagnostopoulos Master Gardener Oxford Wis. Zone 4
Southeast

Southeast: May Gardening

By mgodfrey
Northwest

Northwest: May Gardening

By Sharon Buckle Master Gardener Twin Falls Idaho Zone 5
Northwest

Pacific Northwest: May Gardening

By mgodfrey
Midwest

Midwest: May Gardening

By Laura Dickinson Master Gardener Shawnee Kan. Zone 5
Mid-Atlantic

Mid-Atlantic: May Gardening

By Elaine Benzio Hild Master Gardener Fredericksburg Va. Zone 7a
Midwest

Lower Midwest: March/April Gardening

By mgodfrey
Mid-Atlantic

Central Mid-Atlantic: March/April Gardening

By Vicki O-Neal Master Gardener Midlothian Vir. USDA Zone 7a
Mid-Atlantic

Coastal Mid-Atlantic: March/April Gardening

By mgodfrey
Mid-Atlantic

Mid-Atlantic: March/April Gardening

By Carole Butler Master Gardener Charles County Md. USDA Zone 7a
Midwest

Midwest: March/April Gardening

By Darlene Ray Master Gardener Serena Township Ill. USDA Zone 5
Northwest

Northwest: March/April Gardening

By Sharon Buckle Master Gardener Twin Falls Idaho Zone 56
Midwest

Upper Midwest: March/April Gardening

By Marilyn Saffert Master Gardener Rice Lake Wis. USDA Zone 3b
Midwest

More Midwest January/February Gardening

By Fern Stinson Master Gardener Decatur Illinois USDA Zone 5
Midwest

Great Lakes: January/February Gardening

By Peggy Truttschel Master Gardener Sheboygan Wisconsin USDA Zone 5
Northwest

Northwest: January/February Gardening

By Jacquie Siewert-Schade Master Gardener Bend Oregon USDA Zone 4
Midwest

Midwest: January/February Gardening

By MaryAnne Spinner Master Gardener Chicago Illinois USDA Zone 5
Midwest

Southeast: January/February Gardening

By Linda King Master Gardener St. Francisville Louisiana USDA Zone 8
Southeast

Southeast: Escaping Shapes

By Pam Baggett
Northwest

Pacific Northwest: Mopheads and More

By mgodfrey
Midwest

Great Garden Bookstores

By Marty Ross
Midwest

Midwest: Annual Events

By mgodfrey
Northwest

Seaweed in the Garden

By Les Brake
Northwest

Tracking Climate Change in the Northwest

By mgodfrey
Northwest

Blue Poppies in Alaska

By Les Brake
Southeast

Fragrant Plants for the South

By Pam Baggett
Northwest

Green Roofs

By Valerie Easton
Northwest

Northern California: Roses for the Shore

By mgodfrey
Midwest

Midwest: Where the Amur Flows

By mgodfrey
Northwest

Editing the Garden

By Lucy Hardiman
Northwest

Pacific Northwest: Winter Bouquets

By mgodfrey
Southeast

Upper South: Shady Arrangements

By mgodfrey
Southeast

Upper South: Space Invaders

By mgodfrey
Mid-Atlantic

Early Signs of Spring

By C. Colston Burrell
Northwest

Seattle Youth Garden Works

By Valerie Easton
Southeast

Southeast: Zoysia Uncut

By mgodfrey
Northwest

Trailing Plants

By Jeff Cox
Northwest

Northern California: For the Birds

By mgodfrey
Midwest

Winter Midwest Garden

By Marty Ross
Mid-Atlantic

A Container Bog Garden

By C. Colston Burrell
Southeast

Southeast: Caladiums See the Light

By mgodfrey
Southeast

Field Notes: Honeybee Plight

By Carol Bishop Miller