The sun’s shining more. It’s getting warmer, and the blistering summer heat is right around the corner.
Wet, dry, windy or hot - Nevadans will be gardening. It’s the world’s number one hobby, and it’s no different in the desert Southwest.
And now is the time for planting—at least, it is for some types of plants, some vegetables or trees. But what kind? What’s the best time to put things into the ground?
RESOURCES:
University of Nevada Cooperative Extension Clark County
University of Nevada Cooperative Extension Horticulture Program
Mountain States Wholesale Nursery
International Society of Arboriculture
UNR College of Agriculture, Biotechnology and Natural Resources
From Nevada Public Radio: Desert Bloom
Norm Schilling , horticulturist, Schilling Horticulture; Angela O'Callaghan , Associate Professor, Nevada Cooperative Extension
