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Grow Your Plants. Grow Your Knowledge
For over 60 years we have been helping Idaho gardeners achieve success with:
- The finest plants and products selected specifically for east Idaho.
- Friendly answers to your gardening questions from our experienced staff.
- A fun shopping experience with clean, attractive facilities and inspiring displays.
Latest Advice and Tips
from our Master Gardeners
End-of-Season Vegetable Harvesting Tips:
Preserve Freshness and Protect Your Garden
Harvesting and storing vegetables properly can make all the difference in preserving their flavor and freshness. To keep your vegetables at their best, aim to harvest them in the morning when they’re crisp and full of moisture. Clean them as soon as possible and refrigerate them to lock in that freshness—except
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. At Town & Country Gardens we developed, tested, and refined an exclusive 4-Step lawn program that makes it easy to have a beautiful
Save-a-Tree- It’s Not Just For Trees!
Can you “cure” a sick tree by improving the soil? It seemed like a far-fetched idea several decades ago when Zamzow started giving their garden center customer’s a brown liquid fertilizer in used two-liter soda bottles. The product was so successful, especially for fruit trees and vegetable gardens, that customers soon had
Begonias- The King of Shade
We have tried many of the Annual Flowers shady areas. The ones that have done the best include impatiens, coleus, pansies, and salvia. But for the shadiest areas the king of them all is the begonia. There are many kinds of begonias. Begonias with lots of small flowers, begonias with huge double
Don’t want wormy apples?
Growing apple trees in East Idaho. The Codling Moth… just that yucky dusty looking moth to people, but to the apple trees they are public enemy number #1. The adults are medium sized about 3/8 of an inch long and light grayish brown. The nightmare begins when biting into a crisp,