KSL Greenhouse

Carlos Artiles Fortun

Prepare your motorized lawn equipment for winter storage

On the latest episode of the KSL Greenhouse Show, hosts Maria Shialos and Taun Beddes give you some tips on preparing your motorized lawn equipment for winter storage.

2 months ago

Taun Beddes, host of KSL Greenhouse explains how to best take care of our trees and keep them healt...

Carlos Artiles Fortun

Tree wrapping, why you should protect trees for the winter

Taun Beddes, host of KSL Greenhouse explains how to best take care of our trees and keep them healthy during the winter.

2 months ago

Jaydee Gunnell, professor at USU, joined the KSL Greenhouse show to discuss why we should be pulli...

Carlos Artiles Fortun

Time to pull annuals and cut back perennials

Jaydee Gunnell, professor at USU, joined the KSL Greenhouse show to discuss why we should be cutting back perennials.

3 months ago

Samantha Herrera

What to do with your fall leaves

Community Education Program Director at Wasatch Community Gardens Marybeth Janerich shared tips with KSL Greenhouse on how to use leaves to your advantage.

3 months ago

Adam Small

Its time to turn off the sprinklers and stop watering your lawn

Experts say to stop watering your lawn, but recommend using this time of year to fertilize your grass and clean your irrigation system.

3 months ago

Maria Shilaos

Edible varieties of the sweet potato make beautiful vines, too

Edible varieties of sweet potato can provide a wonderful spiller for summer containers as well as a tasty fall crop!

4 months ago

Caitlyn Johnston

Tomato trouble: Why tomato plants failed this year

Have you been having tomato trouble? Taun and Maria paid a visit to the USU Botanical gardens to talk about tomato troubles.

6 months ago

Host Maria Shilaos visits Michael and Cheryl Ackley's desert garden. The garden various things to s...

Devin Oldroyd

Taking a look at a backyard turned desert garden

Host Maria Shilaos visits Michael and Cheryl Ackley's desert garden. The garden various things to see, such as desert plants, a western town and a revamped train caboose.

6 months ago

Chandler Holt

How does heat impact vegetables?

The heat has been no joke so far this summer. The sun is great for many plants, but the heat is another story.

6 months ago

Container gardens could provide an easy way to have access to emergency food supply...

Maria Shilaos

Container gardening could be the next best way to prepare for an emergency

Growing your own food with container gardening is a wonderful way to be better prepared for an emergency whether it is an earthquake, a food shortage caused by world events, or a buffer against rising food prices.

6 months ago

Maria Shilaos ana Taun Beddes learn to grow vegetables with Mat Jentzsch...

Carlos Artiles Fortun

How to grow vegetables in containers

Maria Shilaos and Taun Beddes visit Mathew Jentzsch to learn how to grow vegetables in containers for easy, convenient growing.

9 months ago

Learning about gardening season from the USU Botanical Center...

Ryder Spotts

Your gardening season can be extended with these simple tips

Recently, KSL Greenhouse Show hosts Taun Beddes and Maria Shilaos explored the best ways to extend your gardening season.

11 months ago

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Taun Beddes

The good and bad of garden catalogs

The Good and The Bad of Garden Catalogs One of my favorite things is getting plant catalogs in the dead of winter. I enjoy seeing all of the wonderful plants. I have noticed that other gardeners also love these catalogs but are sometimes disappointed when the plants they ordered fail. As with most things research […]

1 year ago

Carlos Artiles Fortun

The art of gardening

SALT LAKE CITY — Growing a garden can be a tedious task, especially if you do it in your own backyard as a hobby. If you are looking into inspiration for your own garden, look no further than Randy Blackburn’s garden. In the latest episode of the KSL Greenhouse, host Maria Shilaos went to visit his […]

1 year ago

Carlos Artiles Fortun

KSL Greenhouse | How to choose the tastiest melon and know if they are ripe

Many people don't know how to choose the best melon from the store or garden, and how to know when they are ripe. Here, we've got you covered.

1 year ago

Carlos Artiles Fortun

Conserving energy with trees

Conserving summer energy with trees is easy with the right kind of tree, which can also help warm your home in the winter!

2 years ago

Carlos Artiles Fortun

How to prevent blossom-end rot

Blossom-end rot is a disease affecting tomato, eggplant and watermelon fruits growing in Utah. Here's how to nip it in the bud!

2 years ago

Caitlyn Johnston

How to create a succulent garden

SALT LAKE CITY — Do you want to know how to create a succulent garden in your own backyard? Tune into the video below as KSL Greenhouse Show host, Maria Shilaos, takes you through the process of how to create a succulent garden! How to create a succulent garden The KSL Greenhouse is on […]

2 years ago

Curt Gresseth

To keep your green lawn during drought, listen to the pro

Keeping your lawn green during a drought.

2 years ago

Carlos Artiles Fortun

Taking care of tomatoes during high temperatures

Tomatoes might take some extra time to ripen due to Utah's streak of hot days. But there are things you can do to help them along.

2 years ago

Carlos Artiles Fortun

How to keep grass alive but dormant during the drought

Utah’s record heat combined with the drought is making a lot of people rethink the way they water their lawn. Watering your lawn using less water and letting it go dormant is a great solution that can save thousands of gallons a year per household. Dr. Kelly Kopp, an Extension Water Conservation and Turfgrass Specialist […]

2 years ago

Caitlyn Johnston

How to plant an alternative lawn, and when not to

Liz Braithwaite, a horticulturist from Brigham City shares how to plant an alternative lawn.

2 years ago

Students from American Fork High School gathered to begin work on a project to create a healing gro...

Mary Richards

Heart of Utah: Students plan and plant healing grove in Lehi

Students from American Fork High School have been leading a project to help peers with anxiety and depression through a healing grove, and work is underway.