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Ken Lain

Prescott

Contributor at Signals

Garden Writer at Freelance

Host at KJZZ-FM (Phoenix, AZ)

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Articles

  • Roses That Inspire: A Symphony of Color and Fragrance

    1 week ago | signalsaz.com | Ken Lain

    Text to speech audio articles made possible by CAST11 Talking Glass Media There’s something timeless and transformative about a rose in full bloom. At Watters Garden Center, we believe every garden deserves the romance, color, and fragrance only roses can provide.

  • Rose Rainbow of Every Color & Every Scent

    1 week ago | signalsaz.com | Ken Lain

    Text to speech audio articles made possible by CAST11 Talking Glass Media This week, Ken Lain, The Mountain Gardener of Prescott covers the rose rainbow of every color and every scent. The colors of roses stop gardeners in their tracks.

  • Don't Do This! Understanding 9 Vegetable Garden Mistakes

    2 weeks ago | prescottenews.com | Ken Lain

    As we progress into the vegetable planting season, the potatoes, garlic, kale, and lettuce are already planted. The summer edibles will take center stage with the last frost quickly approaching. Garden success often depends on things out of our control, including rainfall, temperature, and soil type, to name a few. Here are the personal mistakes I wish readers to avoid as we plant the spring gardens. Mistake #1: Starting Too EarlyGardener and impatient are used in the same sentence.

  • Don't Do This! Understanding 9 Vegetable Garden Mistakes

    2 weeks ago | dcourier.com | Ken Lain

    By KEN LAIN, Special to the Courier As we progress into the vegetable planting season, the potatoes, garlic, kale, and lettuce are already planted. The summer edibles will take center stage with the last frost quickly approaching. Garden success often depends on things out of our control, including rainfall, temperature, and soil type, to name a few. Here are the personal mistakes I wish readers to avoid as we plant the spring gardens.

  • Don’t Do This! Understanding 9 Vegetable Garden Mistakes

    2 weeks ago | signalsaz.com | Ken Lain

    Text to speech audio articles made possible by CAST11 Talking Glass Media This week, Ken Lain, The Mountain Gardener of Prescott, tells all about 9 vegetable garden mistakes you could be making. What is the most difficult vegetable to grow? What are some do’s and don’ts of gardening?

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20 Apr 25

We are gonna have to paint garden potatoes this Easter. Not eggs. https://t.co/7GBzkxFPci

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19 Apr 25

2025 Rose Winner - #3 Elegant Rose, Cathedral Bells, Prescott gardeners relax with this elegant rose. What is your favorite winner https://t.co/4OzOYZhVz3 https://t.co/Ayzqa1DoVq

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WattersGardenCenter @WattersGardenCn
19 Apr 25

2025 Rose Winners & Why - https://t.co/xnwmG4VMQj What is your favorite Rose & Why https://t.co/YslIh8TIqf