Michelle Lee
Weed control options for your lawn
A healthy lawn needs an application of fertilizer at least once or twice a year. Additionally, you may need to use a weed killer occasionally.24 days ago
Michelle Lee
How to successfully grow annual plants in containers
Brian Lloyd from Olson’s Greenhouse joined the latest KSL Greenhouse show and shared tips on how to successfully grow annual plants in a container.1 month ago
Michelle Lee
What to know about planting trees
SALT LAKE CITY – It’s time to start planting trees! On last week’s KSL Greenhouse show, Taun and Maria discussed everything you need to know about buying and planting trees. “Right now the best selection of trees you’re going to find in garden centers is during April and early May,” Taun said. Some people start […]1 month ago
KSL Greenhouse Show
KSL Greenhouse Show’s Dig Around Town Community Calendar
The KSL Greenhouse Show is launching a community calendar called Dig Around Town, to bring you March local gardening events!2 months ago
Michelle Lee
Time to get started on spring lawn care
On the latest KSL Greenhouse show, Taun and Maria talked about what you can do to care for your lawn during the warm spring weather.2 months ago
Michelle Lee
Tips for planting and growing peas in Utah
Pea planting season in Utah usually begins around April 15, but because of ongoing snow, some are starting by growing peas indoors.2 months ago
Michelle Lee
How to get kids excited about gardening
Taun interviewed USU Extension Professor and Utah 4-H Program Lead Dave Francis about how to get kids excited about gardening.2 months ago
Michelle Lee
How to prepare and improve your garden soil
Start pre-prepping garden soil now, the KSL Greenhouse hosts say, by purchasing potting soil and bagged compost (if necessary).2 months ago
Michelle Lee
What you can do about snow mold in your lawn
SALT LAKE CITY – Snow is starting to melt in some areas, which means you might be seeing some snow mold on your lawn. Although there isn’t much you can do to prevent that from happening, Taun and Maria gave some tips on the latest KSL Greenhouse show. How can you tell if there’s snow […]2 months ago
Michelle Lee
How to divide the right perennials
SALT LAKE CITY – It will soon be time to divide perennials. With the temperatures moving up to the mid-50s, a lot of perennials will start breaking dormancy. On the latest Greenhouse show, horticulturist Liz Hamilton joined Taun Beddes and Maria Shilaos as guest co-host. They talked about which perennials you should and shouldn’t divide […]3 months ago
Michelle Lee
Tips on when and how to prune shrubs
Pruning is the main topic of this time of year. Taun and Maria discuss when and how to prune your shrubs on the latest KSL Greenhouse show.3 months ago
Michelle Lee
Preparing garden beds for early planting
SALT LAKE CITY — Spring is coming very soon, so Taun and Maria went over preparing your garden beds for early planting on the latest KSL Greenhouse show. One thing you have to watch out for is the weather. Taun says the soonest you can really get out is mid-March when the snow is melting […]3 months ago
Michelle Lee
What is the little fruit tree method?
SALT LAKE CITY – Now that it’s time to start pruning fruit trees, Taun and Maria introduced the little fruit tree method on the latest KSL Greenhouse show. M’li Nielson Hoki is the founder and owner of Water Wise Designs. She joined the show to explain what exactly the little fruit tree method is. This […]3 months ago
Michelle Lee
KSL Greenhouse show: Choosing materials to construct your raised beds
SALT LAKE CITY – For those who aren’t sure what materials to use to construct your raised beds, Taun and Maria gave some examples along with their advantages and disadvantages on the latest KSL Greenhouse show. Choosing which materials to use usually depends on how much money you want to put into them and how […]4 months ago
Michelle Lee
Freezing temperatures can damage plants
Last week at the KSL Greenhouse show, Taun and Maria discussed how the winter weather can damage certain plants.4 months ago
Michelle Lee
Transplanting houseplants? Here are some tips!
SALT LAKE CITY – If you’re growing houseplants, there’s something you need to be familiar with, and that is transplanting. Transplanting houseplants is something you have to do every so often, depending on the type of plant. “Some houseplants will go for several years without needing it, and others need to be transplanted at least […]4 months ago
Michelle Lee
Easy houseplants for beginning gardeners or pros
There are many easy houseplants that are perfect for people who are just beginning to practice their green thumb.4 months ago
Michelle Lee
Choosing what seeds to plant in your garden
SALT LAKE CITY – Sheriden Hansen, extension assistant professor and horticulturist at the Utah State University Botanical Center, joined Maria and Taun on the KSL Greenhouse Show to discuss how she decides what seeds to plant in her garden. “There’s usually a story associated with some of the plants that I select,” Sheriden said. She […]5 months ago
Michelle Lee
What to know about plant catalogs
Now is a great time to start thinking about what to plant for this coming season. Last week at the KSL Greenhouse show, Taun and Maria went over how to read plant catalogs.5 months ago
Michelle Lee
A beautiful waterwise garden in the backyard
SALT LAKE CITY – It’s time to escape into a beautiful backyard garden. A couple weeks ago, Maria and Taun toured Andrea Simondi’s waterwise garden in Spanish Fork, Utah. Andrea has interest in waterwise gardening, so she has her own right in her backyard. Her waterwise garden is massive and has a wide variety of […]5 months ago
Michelle Lee
What is the master gardener program in Utah?
Michael Caron, Extension Assistant Professor at USU, joined the KSL Greenhouse show to talk about the Master Gardener Program.6 months ago
Michelle Lee
Planning herb gardens in Utah? Here are 5 must-haves!
Basil tops the list of recommendations when planning herb gardens according to USU Extension horticulturist Sheriden Hansen.6 months ago
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KSL Greenhouse: How to manage houseplant pests
This time of the year it can be easy for houseplant pests to enter your house while you are protecting your plants for winter.6 months ago
Carlos Artiles Fortun
Transitioning plants indoors for the winter
On the latest episode of the KSL Greenhouse Show, hosts Maria Shialos and Taun Beddes discuss the best way to transfer plants indoors slowly for better acclamation.6 months ago
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