Utah native plants

It's always easier to landscape with native plants. Check out the Utah native plants list, and see which plants you might want to add to your own yard.

Struggling to know what to plant in your Utah garden? Check out these best shrubs for Utah that can handle the harsh seasons like a champ.

We’re here to help you know what works best in Utah’s climate, and we will even share our favorite perennials to transform your landscaping.

Here's a pre-designed plant palette of mostly native Utah perennials and grasses perfect for an ultra low-water planting bed or park strip planting. All are compatible with rock mulch and can take the heat. Organized by bloom time (Pasque Flower blooms first) and designed to include great texture, silver foliage accents and the design is grounded by ornamental grasses. Pick and choose your favorites or use 'em all (minus any which grow more than 2.5 feet tall in the park strip!)

We are listing twelve trees that thrive in the soil and climate of Utah and can be easily found at our plant nursery, Glover Nursery.

Help conserve water (and your wallet) by xeriscaping. Follow these easy steps from local experts to start your own water-wise garden.

Enjoy beautiful blooms all the way from early spring through frost! Gardening in a Desert Gardening in a desert has its challenges. While many plants don’t hold up to scorching heat, cold nights or…

There is a misconception that native plants are drab, colorless, prickly and unattractive. This is simply not true! There are hundreds of plants and shrubs and grasses native to the Western United States that are green and colorful with flowers and fruits that attracts bees, butterflies and birds. I recently visited a garden in the Tooele Valley, Utah that has a beautiful planting of Utah Native Plants. It was a great looking part of the landscape and the best thing about it? - These plants…

Utah is a land of diverse landscapes and ecosystems. With that in mind, it's no surprise that many beautiful native plants can be used for landscaping. We

If you read A Tidewater Gardener you may already be familiar with the Winter Walk-Off Challenge proposed by the blogs author, Les. This is the 2nd year Les has asked us to go for a walk and then document what we see in a blog post. Since I frequently post pictures from walks around my ‘hood I needed to come up with a subject matter, something that would give this particular walk a purpose (besides responding to Les’s challenge) and that’s when I thought of the Manzanitas. Within walking…