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Boise, ID – April 1, 2025 – Shade City Brewfest is back and groovier than ever. Set to take place on Saturday, April 26, 2025, at the Idaho Botanical Garden, the fourth annual event brings together craft beer lovers, sustainability advocates, and the greater Boise community for a one-of-a-kind celebration that’s as environmentally responsible as... Read More
Boise, ID – April 16, 2025 – The Idaho Botanical Garden is proud to announce that it has officially been accredited as an arboretum by ArbNet, a global organization that supports and promotes tree-focused gardens. This milestone, made possible through the dedicated efforts of Sarah Croak, our collections assistant, marks an exciting new chapter for... Read More
Boise’s long sunny days, fertile soils, and dynamic growing season make the Treasure Valley a fantastic place to grow your own food. Whether you’re a new gardener or looking to level-up your veggie game, planting a vegetable garden here takes a bit of planning—and a lot of heart. At the Garden, we see vegetable gardening... Read More
Water conservation is more important than ever, especially in Idaho’s dry climate. A little planning in spring can help you create a garden that thrives with minimal water use. 1. Choose Drought-Tolerant Plants Opt for native and adaptive plants that require less water once established, such as: 2. Optimize Irrigation 3. Improve Soil Moisture Retention... Read More
A garden is only as good as its soil. Whether you’re growing vegetables, flowers, or shrubs, taking time to improve your soil in spring will yield healthier plants all season long. 1. Test Your Soil Before adding amendments, conduct a soil test to determine pH levels and nutrient content. There are many extension offices throughout... Read More
Timing is everything in gardening, and for Idaho gardeners, understanding when to plant is key to success. Whether you’re eager to start seeds indoors or itching to get plants in the ground, this guide will help you plan your spring garden. Understanding Idaho’s Frost Dates Idaho has diverse growing zones, ranging from USDA Zone 3... Read More
