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Gravel Fire Pits & Patios: Durable Late-Summer Projects for Utah Landscapes

When peak summer heat begins to taper off in Utah, it’s the ideal time to turn your attention to permanent landscape upgrades. Gravel fire pits and patios are low-maintenance, high-impact additions that can be installed during this late-season window without competing with the demands of planting or irrigation. These hardscape elements not only extend your […]

Your August Planting Playbook: Get Ready for a Fall Feast in Utah

August may still feel like peak summer, but for Utah gardeners, it’s actually a prime planting window for delicious fall harvests. By getting specific vegetables into the ground now, you can extend your growing season and enjoy fresh produce right into autumn. And for certain crops like onions, this August timing can even lay the […]

How to Design a Weed-Resistant Landscape in Utah

Creating a weed-resistant yard in Utah is more than a convenience—it’s a smart way to save time, conserve water, and maintain long-term curb appeal. Between the state’s dry summers, fluctuating temperatures, and invasive native weeds, traditional landscaping often results in high maintenance and wasted resources. Fortunately, with the right foundation and material choices, you can […]

Gravel Driveways & Pathways: Low-Maintenance Solutions That Last

Living in Utah, it’s easy to see why gravel driveways and pathways are gaining popularity. They offer a rare combination of visual appeal and long-term practicality. These surfaces bring structure and style to a property without the headaches that come with concrete or asphalt. Whether you're shaping a garden path or refreshing a driveway, gravel […]

Keep Your Roots Cool: Why Mulch Matters Most in July

Utah summers are known for intense heat, low humidity, and rapid soil evaporation. These conditions make July one of the most stressful months for trees, shrubs, perennials, and garden beds. While irrigation helps, water alone isn’t enough to protect plant roots from thermal stress and moisture loss. That’s where mulch plays its most valuable role—serving […]

The Secret to Successful Sod: How Screened Topsoil Sets the Stage for a Healthier Lawn

Whether you’re replacing a patchy yard or starting from scratch, one thing’s certain: sod needs a smooth, well-prepped base to survive Utah’s dry summer heat. Laying it over rocky or compacted ground might look fine for a day or two, but without good contact, your sod won’t root well—and it won’t stay green for long. […]

Summer Composting Made Simple with The Dirt Bag’s Organic Mountain Compost

For gardeners, landscapers, and homeowners in Utah, summer presents a key opportunity to boost soil health and landscape performance using compost. But not just any compost will do—high heat and dry conditions demand a reliable, consistent material that performs well in a Western climate. The Dirt Bag’s Organic Mountain Compost is specifically designed to meet […]

Rock Solid Landscaping: Why More Utahns Are Ditching Grass

As more Utah homeowners look for ways to cut down on water use and yard work, a clear trend has emerged: traditional grass lawns are disappearing, replaced by bold, durable, and low-maintenance rock-based landscapes. Maybe you've noticed it—yards that once needed weekly mowing are now filled with decorative gravel, lava rock, and drought-tolerant plantings. It's […]

Choosing the Right Bark Mulch: A Guide to The Dirt Bag’s Options

Bark mulch plays a pivotal role in the health and longevity of garden beds and landscaped spaces. It’s not only a protective layer for soil—it also adds visual appeal, supports moisture retention, moderates temperature fluctuations, and helps suppress weeds. For Utah homeowners, gardeners, and landscapers, understanding which type of mulch to use can significantly impact […]

Raised Bed Gardening? Here’s the Soil Mix You Need

Raised bed gardening is one of the smartest ways to grow in Utah’s unique climate—but only if you start with the right foundation. The soil you choose determines how well your plants grow, how often you need to water, and even how much produce you’ll enjoy. Before you grab just any bag of dirt, let’s […]

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Gravel Fire Pits & Patios: Durable Late-Summer Projects for Utah Landscapes

Your August Planting Playbook: Get Ready for a Fall Feast in Utah

How to Design a Weed-Resistant Landscape in Utah

Gravel Driveways & Pathways: Low-Maintenance Solutions That Last

Keep Your Roots Cool: Why Mulch Matters Most in July

The Secret to Successful Sod: How Screened Topsoil Sets the Stage for a Healthier Lawn

Summer Composting Made Simple with The Dirt Bag’s Organic Mountain Compost

Rock Solid Landscaping: Why More Utahns Are Ditching Grass

Choosing the Right Bark Mulch: A Guide to The Dirt Bag’s Options

Raised Bed Gardening? Here’s the Soil Mix You Need

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Gravel Fire Pits & Patios: Durable Late-Summer Projects for Utah Landscapes

Your August Planting Playbook: Get Ready for a Fall Feast in Utah

How to Design a Weed-Resistant Landscape in Utah

Gravel Driveways & Pathways: Low-Maintenance Solutions That Last

Keep Your Roots Cool: Why Mulch Matters Most in July

The Secret to Successful Sod: How Screened Topsoil Sets the Stage for a Healthier Lawn

Summer Composting Made Simple with The Dirt Bag’s Organic Mountain Compost

Rock Solid Landscaping: Why More Utahns Are Ditching Grass

Choosing the Right Bark Mulch: A Guide to The Dirt Bag’s Options

Raised Bed Gardening? Here’s the Soil Mix You Need

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