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Another FREE seminar is happening this Saturday at Cashman's Nursery, and this time we're going to learn tips and tricks to creating healthy container gardens. With the right knowledge, you can grow flowers OR food in small spaces.

A bird? A flying bug? A small, fluffy bat? I didn't know what the heck flew past my face the other day. Turns of it's something called a hummingbird moth. They're a thing.

This year has just a few, colorful gardening successes for me. Usually I have plenty of flowers and vegetables, but the only things I can take pride in have been my simple flower baskets and pots. How is your garden growing?

What was once a sun-drenched, private corner cat sanctuary table with a plush cat bed on top of an elevated table...is now completely covered by various flower and vegetable seedlings. Every square inch of that gorgeous, bright corner of the room is packed with plastic trays.

Beauty abounds in Bozeman gardens so far this year. Flowers are EVERYWHERE, bulbs are loving the heat and even vegetables are holding their own in our fickle early Summer.

Every year I start plants early, indoors. Some make it to their ultimate destination on the porch outside,..others become "teachable moments". These Nasturtium I grew from seed and are doing well.

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With spring upon us, it's time to start thinking about landscaping and sprucing up your yard for the summer. Where do you go to buy you potted plants and flowers?

Want to grow some beautiful, useful stuff this Spring? No problem. I've got your back. I'm not afraid to try things beyond my gardening ability, but there are some things you just CAN'T screw up around here.

Great weather is HERE! But if you're stuck inside all day, we've got just a taste of what's bloomin' in Bozeman.

As I've discussed many times, gardening is therapy for me. With no training, classes or skill my only desire each day is to come home and look at my flowers. Whatever is blooming and it doesn't matter what kind.

Avid gardeners and sweet pea lovers, the 38th annual Sweet Pea Flower Show is Friday, August 7. Entry for all categories is FREE!