Tag: angela quayle
Southern Utah Gardening: A living Christmas tree is the perfect holiday...
Have you ever thought about having a living Christmas tree? You know, a living tree, in a pot, that you decorate for the winter...
Southern Utah Gardening: Beautify your garden with rosemary
Rosemary has been around for a long time. Greeks and Romans grew and used it, and Shakespeare referred to it in a few of...
Southern Utah Gardening: Perennial ornamental grasses
With the cooler temperatures of fall come the beautiful blooms of ornamental grasses. Grasses add vertical interest to pots and gardens that can be...
Southern Utah Gardening: Plant beets in winter for early spring delights
Plant beets in winter! Yes, beets—so delicious and nutritious and very easy to grow. The mild winter we enjoy in St. George is perfect...
Dixie Gardening: How to plant daffodils in southern Utah for easy...
Daffodils are an excellent way to add springtime color to your southern Utah garden with minimal effort. Sounds great, right? Well, it is. You want the...
Dixie Gardening: When can you plant pansies?
It's still hot. It's 97 degrees as I write this, and yet it's fall. This year, Sept. 22 marked the first day of fall,...
Dixie Gardening: Growing kale in St. George
Do you eat kale? If you are a green-vegetable-eating maniac like me, you surely do. I eat it raw in salads and smoothies, sauteed,...
Dixie Gardening: Fertilizer for those hungry trees, shrubs, & other plants
Written by Angela Quayle, horticulturist
We've all been watering our landscapes during the long hot summer, and while our plants need this supplemental water, it...
Dixie Gardening: Still just enough time for green beans
Written by Angela Quayle
I know the temperatures are still in the triple digits, but during this last week of August, you have just enough...