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Watters Free Garden Classes in March

Free Garden Classes are offered every Saturday from 9:30 to 10:30am at Watters Garden Center, 1815 Iron Springs Rd in Prescott. March 4 @ 9:30am – Spring To-Do List for Better Gardens Finally, a To-Do list you’ll actually enjoy! This class discusses all the garden “P’s”: Preparation, Prevention, Protection, and Pruning. March 11 – Watters

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5 Amazing Privacy & Seclusion Trees that Screen – Ken Lain

Photo: Juniper blue arrow as a screen. Now is the time to plant privacy screens for maximum growth and seclusion in spring. Without strategically placed evergreens in the yard, it can feel as if prying eyes are looking right into your home. Not only does your privacy seemingly disappear, but that neighbor’s debris pile can

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Holiday Evergreens That Hide the Neighbors – Ken Lain

Now is the time to plant privacy screens for maximum growth and seclusion in spring. Without strategically placed evergreens in the yard, it can feel as if prying eyes are looking right into your home. Not only does your privacy seemingly disappear, but that neighbor’s debris pile can be on view! Enable enjoyable hot tub

Ken Lain - The Mountain Gardener

Watters Garden Classes for March 2022

A Free Garden Class is offered Saturday, March 5th from 9:30 to 10:30 am at Watters Garden Center, 1815 Iron Springs Rd in Prescott. Beginning on March 11 & 12th in celebration of our 60th Open House, there will be a Class on Friday at 3:00 PM and on Saturday at 9:30 AM. Beginning on March 18th

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Planting Your Christmas Tree After the Holidays

The ‘Single Blue Pinyon Pine‘ is a local variety that gives a bold appearance to a rustic tree. Its blue color blends well in dry mountain landscapes as well as modern and Mediterranean-style gardens. The tidy appearance and unusual blue color are stunning. This tree is gaining popularity at farmers’ markets for its pine nut

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8 1/2 Steps to DIY Landscapes

You moved to the area and bought a new home. The front yard package included a tree, three shrubs, and a boulder, and the back yard is a blank slate. The front yard is often dull at best, and the back is nothing but mud in the monsoon rains; where does anyone start? There are

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