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For over 50 years we have been helping Idaho gardeners achieve success with:
- The finest plants and products selected specifically for east Idaho.
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Expert advice and the latest tips from our master gardeners
Perennial Planning Chart
| What You’ll Need: | |||||||||
| Essential Items | Desirable Items | ||||||||
| Soil Enhancer | T&C Fruit and Flower Food | ||||||||
| Root Stimulator | Wire cage, grid, or stakes | ||||||||
| Sulfur | Small Pruners | ||||||||
Spraying Apple Trees
We can blame the adult Codling Moth for the worms found in the apples in East
Idaho. Codling moth adults are about 1/2 to 3/4 inch long with mottled gray wings
that they hold tent-like over their bodies. The larvae from the moths penetrate into
the fruit and tunnel to the core, leaving holes in the fruit.
Lawn Care Made Easy
The key to achieving a lush, dark green lawn that is the envy of the neighborhood is simple- apply the right product at the right time throughout the season.
September Gardening Checklist & Tips
Vegetables will stay fresher if you harvest them in the morning. Clean them as quickly as possible and refrigerate (except tomatoes which should not be refrigerated for best flavor). Harvest corn when the husk is tight over the ear and the silks are dried to a dark brown. Keep frost blankets handy for covering tomatoes and tender plants from early frosts.
Bee Friendly
Invite bees and pollinators to your yard! What you’ll need: Plants and flowers from the list below
Perennial Planning Chart
What is a perennial plant? They are plants that come back year after year. Unlike annuals, which die each winter and must be replanted each spring, perennials grow back from the roots that go dormant in the soil in the winter. Perennials can live as long as 15 years, or in the case of peonies, a human lifetime.
Spraying Apple Trees
We can blame the adult Codling Moth for the worms found in the apples in East
Idaho. Codling moth adults are about 1/2 to 3/4 inch long with mottled gray wings
that they hold tent-like over their bodies. The larvae from the moths penetrate into
the fruit and tunnel to the core, leaving holes in the fruit.
Lawn Care Made Easy
The key to achieving a lush, dark green lawn that is the envy of the neighborhood is simple- apply the right product at the right time throughout the
September Gardening Checklist & Tips
Vegetables will stay fresher if you harvest them in the morning. Clean them as quickly as possible and refrigerate (except tomatoes which should not be refrigerated for best flavor). Harvest corn when the husk is tight over the ear and the silks are dried to a dark brown. Keep frost blankets handy for covering tomatoes and tender plants from early frosts.
Bee Friendly
Invite bees and pollinators to your yard! What you’ll need: Plants and flowers from the list below