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Knowing your location helps us recommend plants that will thrive in your climate, based on your Growing Zone.
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By David Salman, High Country Gardens Founder 'Standing Ovation' Little Bluestem Grass (Schizachyrium scoparium) is an exceptional native ornamental grass and has four seasons of beauty. Most notably it has...
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As the American West is experiencing increasingly frequent droughts, we as individuals need to get creative on how we can manage our water use – especially in the garden. Water...
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The USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map (shown above) is a tool that can help you find the right plants for your yard. What Are USDA Zones? USDA zones are based...
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by David Salman Founder David Salman caring for rare succulents in the greenhouse. Founder and Chief Horticulturist David Salman Weighs In On The "Dumbing Down" Of Horticulture The "Big Box"...
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by High Country Gardens Paying Attention to Water, Sunlight, and Winter Cold. When planning your water-wise gardening, you'll find it very helpful to become well acquainted with the growing conditions...
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by David Salman, High Country Gardens Founder When it comes to planning a flower garden or preparing for a newly landscaped area of your yard, there are lots of choices...
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by High Country Gardens Lavandula angustifolia (English Lavender ), Tickseed (Coreopsis), Partridge Feather (Tanacetum) and Silky Thread Grass (Nasella) Horticulturist David Salman's Favorite Combos For me, the most satisfying element...
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By David Salman With spring right in our midst, that itch to dig in the garden and start planting runs strong. Following are a few pointers to ensure success when...
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by High Country Gardens Agastache Blue Boa. This genus of native plants has held my full attention for more than 20 years. During that time, I have enjoyed growing, breeding...
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By David Salman, Chief HorticulturistI've always considered the Penstemon family to be the royalty of our Western wildflowers. Their beauty and regal presence in bloom are unmatched by few other...
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Most perennial plants go into a state of dormancy, or winter rest, as a result of the cold temperatures and shorter daylight hours of winter. These sleeping plants lose their...
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Pulsatilla (Pasque Flowers): Beautiful Flowers and Showy Seedheads For the Spring Garden The Pasque flowers (genus Pulsatilla) are a group of popular perennial wildflowers native to the Northern hemisphere, dispersed...
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