Contact: Ken Davis Watters Garden Center [email protected] cell 603-456-3581 NEWS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Large Raptors to Descend on Watters Garden Center (February 17, 2017) Prescott, Arizona – With razor sharp hooked beaks, powerful grasping talons, and wingspans that can…
Read MoreBy Ken Lain, the mountain gardener We don’t know about you, but we’re more than a little ready to put this winter behind us and get outside to our garden! About this time of…
Read Moreby Ken Lain, the mountain gardener Persimmons are divided into two groups: astringent, or sour fruit until they ripe, and non-astringent fruit which is far sweeter. Plant persimmons in a sunny location. They will tolerate some shade, but for nice…
Read MoreBy Ken Lain, the mountain gardener Because our springtime mountain soil can be so cold, there can be delays to our spring planting dates. Many plants are best started by planting baby plants directly into your garden soil. This especially…
Read MoreBy Ken Lain, the mountain gardener We’ve covered how to build raised with Stone Walls, also creating the best-raised beds, sizes, and soils. Once your beds are built, you can plant however, you’d like. You can go upward with a…
Read Moreby Ken Lain, the mountain gardener I long have had garden success by putting started tomato plants in my garden rather than sowing seed directly into the soil. This technic also guarantees I’ll be picking fresh juicy vegetables 2-6 weeks…
Read MoreBy Ken Lain, the mountain gardener Question: What Does Bean and Pea Inoculant Do and Is It Really Necessary? Many sources recommend using an inoculant when planting the seed of legumes beans and peas, especially when planting in cool, wet…
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