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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 In spring, hummingbirds start to make their appearance in my gardens. At first, it is one bird, and then there are 3 or...
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by David Salman, High Country Gardens Founder and Chief Horticulturist While native plants have always had a small but devoted following, both the general gardening public and mainstream horticulture have...
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by High Country Gardens Ice Plant and other low-growing succulents make a good buffer when firescaping. Creating Non-Burn Zones Around Your Home: Learn Which Plants Burn Easily and Which Are...
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By Chief Horticulturist David Salman Incorporating native plants into your landscape and landscape designs can be a very gratifying experience.The key to success with native plants is learning where the...
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By David Salman, High Country Gardens Founder Colder zone ecosystems rely on winter snowfall as a crucial part of their yearly water supply. However, when the weather seems a bit...
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The Importance Of Soil Drainage In Your Garden Soil drainage is a very important factor to consider when planting Salvia, Agastache, Lavender, Penstemon and other perennials that like "well-drained" soil....
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Did you know that the southwest is home to more hummingbirds than any other region of the US? Some hummingbirds are year-round residents in the American South and West, but...
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By David Salman, Chief Horticulturalist. Photo by our customer, Austin S. The songbirds of North America need our help. There are many factors taking a toll on their populations, and...
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