spring

"If you care, leave that young animal there," is the spring slogan of Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks.

Part of growing up in the wild for young animals is the ability to be alone for extended times

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Finishing at the top of a list of the worst cities for allergies is nothing to sneeze at.

Or is it?

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Now that spring is officially less than a week away, the National Weather Service has revealed some interesting statistics about the winter of 2012.

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Ever wonder why our feathered friends get up so darn early? The answer might surprise you.

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In Montana, we spend the majority of the year hiding beneath thick layers of clothing. But when the sun comes out, so should the suncreen.

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Today we wrap-up our look behind the headlines at what needs to be done around the garden and around the house.  Or, just catching-up to the change of temperature and daylight.

Our show today looks at bringing the garden down to size – gardening in straw bales, containers, or by the square yard.  Joe Walker,

This week we’re going behind the headlines for a look at what we can do to get ready for Spring.  More often than not, it’s what we can do to catch-up to Spring!  Roses and trees are among the most challenging plants around the home and garden

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Even though Spring comes to the Northern Rockies a little bit at a time, now is the time to get busy in the garden and the landscape.  For some of us, hints from a garden professional are always welcome

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The first warm days of spring bring wasps, hornets and yellow jackets out in droves. The queens are building nests and the chance of being stung is high. Because of the mild winter and early warm weather, the insects are very aggressive and looking for food.

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If you’re like most of us, there’s a long list of things you could be doing to get ready for spring.  How do you prioritize which projects move to the top of the list and which ones get pushed back?  The advice of an expert can really help!

Today, Plant Clinic Coordinator Sandy Perrin talks about what to do now

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