Wyoming gardens face short growing seasons, cold winters, strong winds, and wide temperature swings. Success depends on selecting hardy plants, protecting soil, and planning carefully around seasonal changes. With thoughtful care, flowers, vegetables, and outdoor spaces remain productive, resilient, and visually appealing despite the challenging climate.
Weeds can be a real headache, especially when they come from your neighbor’s yard and invade your own carefully maintained lawn. You might wonder if there’s anything you can do about it legally, or if you’re stuck pulling dandelions that aren’t even your fault. Wyoming has specific laws and local ordinances that address property maintenance,…
Wyoming homeowners are proving that a beautiful garden can bloom even in places where water runs scarce. Across the state, yards that once seemed too dry for color now burst with hardy plants that laugh in the face of long, hot days. Smart choices and a light touch allow these gardens to thrive with almost…
Some Wyoming folks swear their lawns bounce back faster in spring because they leave the grass just a little taller before that first deep freeze hits. It sounds almost too simple, but that extra height acts like a tiny winter jacket that keeps the crowns safe when the cold snaps get nasty. I’ve tried it…
Wyoming’s winter winds can turn even the toughest yards into a frozen battleground, but a handful of hardy, windproof shrubs are giving homeowners a fighting chance. These resilient plants act as living shields, reducing wind chill for smaller plants, protecting garden beds, and creating privacy while still adding year-round greenery. From compact evergreens to low-maintenance…