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9th & 9th: The Stockist
This evening while the sun was setting over Salt Lake City, I popped into the neighborhood of 9th and 9th for a bit of retail therapy. The shop that really caught my eye was The Stockist. Do you know it? A … Continue reading
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Tagged Becoming Beehive, Lumber-sexual, The Stockist Salt Lake City
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Master Gardening Classes in Summit County/Wasatch County
Three years ago, and completely new to living in Utah, someone sent me details of the Utah State University Master Gardener Program. At the time I was looking for a connection to our community and because I loved gardening it … Continue reading
Winter Gardening
Wow! I can hardly believe how long it’s been since I blogged here at Becoming Beehive. To the five of you kind enough to follow me…I am sorry…I promise to do better going forward. My goal for 2015 is to … Continue reading
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Tagged Becoming Beehive, Winter Gardening in Utah, Winter Hoop House
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Tree Planting Activity with TreeUtah
Join TreeUtah for a fun morning of planting native trees at Snowbird. The date is currently scheduled for Thursday, September 19th, weather permitting. Contact volunteer coordinator Hannah Whitney at volunteer@treeutah.org or call 801-364-2122. A reservation is required to participate.
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Tagged Becoming Beehive, tree planting in Snowbird, TreeUtah
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When to Put Fruit and Vegetable Plants in the Garden
Warm today, freezing tonight…welcome to springtime in Utah! Our weather is inconsistent, to say the least. Across the state, from county to county, temperatures fluctuate dramatically and the difference between day and night temps can be shocking…especially if you’re a … Continue reading
Utah’s Prescription Drug Recycle Program
Recently, when an elderly relative passed away, I was shocked at how many prescription drugs were in the house. My family and I gathered every bottle and blister pack up and tried to dispose of them properly but were shocked to learn that the … Continue reading
Time to Get Back to Work
Well folks, it’s been a long winter and, if you’ve been following Becoming Beehive, it’s been pretty quiet around here. I like to think that, much like a plant goes dormant for the winter and bursts forth in the spring, … Continue reading
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Tagged Becoming Beehive, Kay Douglas, Utah Master Gardener Program
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November Tasks in a High Altitude Garden
November’s drop in temperature signals our last chance to put gardens to bed for the winter. These are the tasks to undertake right now: 1. Rake up the last of those pesky leaves and shred them for your flower and … Continue reading