Welcome to Wyoming Gardens! We are here to help you thrive in our challenging environment. Please visit the topics on the left to discover lots of great tips about gardening in our wonderful state! Greg Irwin, Publisher
We have created a new audio CD about windbreaks and we would like to send you a copy for free. Just CLICK HERE and we will mail it to you at no charge. Tom Heald and Bill Scott discuss:
Emotional benefits of windbreaks
The concept of "Right Tree - Right Place"
Why straight rows are not necessary
The variety of plant species available for windbreaks
Windbreaks as a legacy
Why you need to consider water requirements
Using windbreaks to manage where snowdrifts pile up
The "end effect" - where should the ends of the windbreak be?
How to prepare soils for tree planting
Should you irrigate a newly planted windbreak?
Using windbreaks as a fruit orchard
Tips for your Summer Garden- Subscribe to our Free Wyoming Gardens Newsletter!
Wyoming's
climate has many challenges for you, the gardener. Drought, high winds,
soils, intense sunlight, high altitude, and winter can all conspire to
ruin the best plans for an attractive and healthy home landscape. Well,
we are here to help! Our experience will help you choose the
best trees, flowers, and landscapes that will actually thrive in your
Wyoming home. We will show you the best practices and save you money by
making choices that are appropriate for our conditions. We will not
waste your time talking about gardening in other parts of the country,
we are experts for Wyoming! So join us now on the journey to happier
and healthier plants!
Our free e-mailed newsletter is full of timely
tips and techniques to help you prepare for a great garden and landscape next spring and summer.
Plus, you will also receive at no charge, The Wyoming Gardens Guide to the Best Plants for Your Landscape
The
249 plants in this 74 page guide are extraordinary, and they offer
beauty and ruggedness for the home, rural property and business
landscape. As you look over these plants, chances are many of these
plants will be unfamiliar to you. One of Wyoming Gardens' core values is
to educate our readers about these plants and their cultural needs. We
have done so in the guide's descriptions and tip boxes.
