Gardeners of Cache Valley

I have sweet potato slips (rooted starts - certified organic, field grown with potatoes starting) from a friend in Iowa. It is a challenge in CV to grow these and produce roots without protection from cold later. But they also produce great greens (stir fried with garlic yum!). They also are ornamental and grow quickly to cover weeds - they are a morning glory after all. I am only asking for a bit to cover the cost of them (what you think would be fair). Here are the varieties I have:
Sweet Red / Scarlet - typical orange moist flesh - early and very vigorous vines

Dingess Pink Tint - White-fleshed with pink flecks - productive. likely a drier flesh more like irish potatoes.

Morado de Yucatan - Purple skin, white flesh, dry texture

Oklahoma Purple - Purple skin and flesh, very vigorous vines, likely a drier fleshed variety too.

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We promised last year on this day that we would repost this reminder every year until everyone knows that...
COYOTES AND BADGERS GO ON LITTLE ADVENTURES TOGETHER SOMETIMES!!!

Coyotes and badgers will sometimes form a mutually beneficial relationship to get food. These unlikely besties are known to hunt together and can even be more successful hunting prairie dogs and ground squirrels when they work in tandem.

Check out the comments to learn a little more about the power couple everyone is talking about and their unique way of occasionally teaming up.

Photo of coyote with badger by Jason Rudolph (sharetheexperience).

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🌳 Exciting News! Join us for a FREE Tree Pruning Workshop with Dane Gyllenskog, University Arborist at USU! 🌳

📅 Date: This Thursday
🕥 Time: 10:30 a.m.
🏞️ Location: USU Permaculture Garden

Dane Gyllenskog, our expert arborist, will be sharing his knowledge on the art of tree pruning. Learn how to care for your trees, improve their health, and ensure they thrive in your garden. 🌿

Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting out, this workshop is a fantastic opportunity to enhance your skills and connect with fellow tree enthusiasts. 🌱

Don't miss this chance to grow your tree-care expertise! Spread the word, bring your questions, and let's make our green spaces even more beautiful. 🌲

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The last day for water checks will be August 25th

WATER CHECK PROGRAM-2023

Thank you to all who participated in making 2022 a successful year for water conservation in Utah.

2023 WATER CHECKS have begun!

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