Hanging baskets and planters are here and they can thrive even in lower temperatures down to 20°F. If you choose petunias, violas, pansies or alyssum, you could have a beautiful space in no time this spring.
More tender plants, like the black eyed susan vines or the potato vine, will need protection if the temperatures drop below 35°F. Regardless of what sort of local flora you’d looking for, Sweetwater Garden can help you find it and plant it.
Wyoming weather means extra care, and this season if you’re attempting to transplant seedlings or start your summer garden, you should plant in the evening so your plants can settle in during cooler night temperatures.
Plants are living organisms and require food to thrive. But knowing when to feed your garden is essential. For instance, it’s important to stop fertilizing trees and shrubs by the end of July.
To find the right fertilizer, talk to the experts at Sweetwater Garden. They have the perfect food for all of your landscape plants, from vegetables, flowers, perennials and trees and shrubs.
Visit Sweetwater Garden at 1602 W. Main Street in Riverton Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. or Saturdays 9 to 4 p.m. and Sundays Noon to 4 p.m.
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