By Karen Panter, Extension horticulture specialist, UWCES
Shrubs form an important part of most landscapes in Wyoming, filling the niche between low-growing plants, such as groundcovers and flowers, and taller trees. Continue reading
Tag Archives: shrubs
Landscaping Tips No pests year-round with fall systemic treatments
By Alexandre Latchininsky
Extension entomologist
UW Cooperative Extension Service
Dry Wyoming weather can contribute to severe infestations of aphids and scale insects in ornamental trees and shrubs. Continue reading
Landscaping Tips Weather unfortunately great for powdery mildew this summer
By Professor Gary Franc
Plant pathology specialist
University of Wyoming Cooperative Extension Service
The weather this summer has unfortunately been great for powdery mildew development in Wyoming, and many homeowners are starting to see this very common plant disease on grass, shrubs and trees around the home landscape. Continue reading
Landscaping Tips Establishing native trees and shrubs
By Tom Heald, extension educator
University of Wyoming Cooperative Extension Service
Landscapers and gardeners hear the term “establishment,” but what does it mean? Continue reading
Landscaping Tips Successful tree planting strategies
By Tom Heald, extension educator
University of Wyoming Cooperative Extension Service
It isn’t easy growing trees and shrubs in Wyoming – one look at the prairies suggests they aren’t in the cards! Continue reading