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Meredith Seaver

Reporter · US

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Aug 21, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 21, 2026 · By Meredith Seaver - Special to the Daily Herald | Aug 21, 2026

    Garden Help Desk: Careful use of weed killers can prevent harm to bees (opens the original)

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    The Garden Help Desk responds to common gardening questions, focusing this week on best practices for bees: If you’re a beekeeper, or even if you only have fruit trees and other flowering plants that attract bees to your landscape, you naturally want to do everything you can to help your local bees stay safe and healthy. Native bees and honeybees face many challenges today: habitat loss, increasing extreme weather events, pesticides (insecticides, fungicides, herbicides, etc.) and increasing pre

  2. Article · Aug 14, 2026 · By Meredith Seaver - Special to the Daily Herald | Aug 14, 2026

    Garden Help Desk: How to control grassy weeds in the lawn (opens the original)

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    My bluegrass lawn has some patches of tall different grass. I want to get rid of the fescue with weed killer, dig up the dirt in those patches and get rid of it. Then I’ll plan to get some new topsoil for those spots. I already have some good grass seed to plant. Am I right? Do you think I could get started and plant the seed in a couple of weeks? Most lawns are monocultures or near-monocultures of just one or very few grass species. Unfortunately for us, Mother Nature would never make a grass-o

  3. Article · Jul 18, 2026 · By Meredith Seaver - Special to the Daily Herald | Jul 18, 2026

    Garden Help Desk: Harvesting garlic and controlling wasps in the garden (opens the original)

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    Once garlic bulbs are trimmed at both ends and clean, they are ready for storage in a cool, dry place. (Courtesy Meredith Seaver) USU/Utah County Extension Service provides some answers to more common garden questions: I think my garlic is almost ready to trim and bring into my pantry, and I have a lot more than I expected! The tops are completely dry, but there is a lot of dirt sticking to the bulbs. I have a lot of them. Can I rinse off the dirt to make it faster? Don’t wash off the bulbs. You

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