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Is It Dead? Don’t Give Up on Perennials Too Soon
Even after a mild winter, a garden may suffer the loss of one or more perennial plants. My best advice when something dies: Don’t take it personally.
ALL THE DIRT: No, There's No Excuse Not to Plant in the Rain
A few days of warm weather and most of us forget how quickly Mother Nature can turn on us.
Community Gardens Appeal to Apartment Dwellers Yearning for Garden Rows
TWIN FALLS • Those crocus blooms already coloring some Magic Valley flower beds might have you thinking ahead to tender peas and garden-fresh …
DIY First Place: Jamalyn Davis
The motivation: When Jamalyn and Tyrel Davis bought their Wendell home in September 2007, they knew they wanted to make some changes. This yea…
Bill Young Earns Second Place in DIY Champs Competition
The motivation: When Bill Young and his wife, Dena, moved to Kimberly, some of the furniture they brought from California didn’t fit in their …
Gardeners, Extend Your Season with Cold Frame Workshop
The Building Material Thrift Store in south Hailey will present a free workshop on cold frame construction using reclaimed materials, from 10 …
Tie for 3rd Place: Kelly Averbeck
The motivation: Kelly Averbeck and her husband, Wayne, purchased a 1916 house in rural Jerome. A couple of years later, she started using disc…
October 09, 2011 1:50 am PhotosPhotos
Tie for 3rd Place: Gerald Egan
The motivation: When Gerald and Shanon Egan would invite friends to their Burley home for barbecues, the crowd naturally would gather on the c…
Live Near Shoshone? Show Off Your Holiday Decorating
North Shoshone’s Christmas Home Tour is a chance to get to know your neighbors — by decorating your home or business in the season’s spirit an…
Today Is DIY Champion Deadline
Perhaps you’re brushing the final coat of paint onto your home’s new entryway this weekend, or tightening the last screws in the massive shelv…
3 Days to DIY Champion Deadline
As summer winds down, perhaps you’re brushing the final coat of paint onto your home’s new entryway, or tightening the last screws in the mass…
Indulge Your Senses at Sun Valley Harvest Festival
SUN VALLEY • Chef Dave Martin’s penchant for adventurous foods has led him to create prickly pear mustard, lychee and sweet chili aioli and ev…
Are You the Region's DIY Champion?
As summer winds down, perhaps you’re brushing the final coat of paint onto your home’s new entryway, or tightening the last screws in the mass…
Pickled to Perfection
What do you do with the extra cucumbers from the garden when you can’t possibly eat them all? You pickle them, of course.
August 17, 2011 1:15 am PhotosPhotos
Fountains can help you overcome your landscape's late-summer blahs
Now that George Parker is retired, he and his wife spend a lot of time working in their yard.
Hailey Garden Tour
When: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. today Where: Hailey’s Foxmoor and Woodside neighborhoods Tickets: $20, available at tour sites such as Sweetwater, or…
Learn How Gardeners Beautified Typical Subdivision Lots
HAILEY • Maeme Rasberry grows many of the vegetables she uses for Rasberry’s restaurants in her tidy garden accented by stone antiques.
Protecting Your Decks from Idaho Weather
If your deck is looking a little beaten up, now is a good time to give it a new look.
Tour Seven Upscale Home Gardens Today
KETCHUM • Cindy Hamlin planted her first garden room when she was pregnant with her first son.
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