When To Divide Perennials In South Dakota Landscapes
Landscaping in South Dakota presents particular challenges and opportunities for perennial gardeners. Cold winters, a wide range of microclimates, and a relatively…
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Landscaping in South Dakota presents particular challenges and opportunities for perennial gardeners. Cold winters, a wide range of microclimates, and a relatively…
Read articleSouth Dakota presents a mix of extremes: bitter winters, short but intense growing seasons, wind, and in many areas alkaline or compacted…
Read articleThe success of a native prairie planting in South Dakota begins long before seed hits the soil. Native species are adapted to…
Read articleGardening in South Dakota presents a set of unique challenges and opportunities. Cold winters, hot dry summers, alkaline and clay soils in…
Read articleSoil structure is the foundation of a healthy yard. In South Dakota, where soils range from loess-covered eastern flats to glacial tills…
Read articleA rain garden is a simple, attractive landscape feature designed to capture, infiltrate, and clean stormwater where it falls. For South Dakota…
Read articleSouth Dakota winters are long, cold, and often dramatic. The landscape spends many months under snow and ice, which makes intentional winter-interest…
Read articleA native prairie-inspired garden in South Dakota is a living landscape that echoes the region’s historic grasslands while functioning on a human…
Read articleSouth Dakota winters are notorious for wide temperature swings, drying winds, heavy snow and ice, and extended periods of below-freezing conditions. For…
Read articleSouth Dakota’s landscapes span a wide set of climates, soils, and land uses, from the moist loess hills in the east to…
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