General

	AAA Lawn Sprinklers
	Aquasphere Design Sales, Design, Leasing and Maintenance on Fresh & Marine Aquariums, Tropical House Plants, Indoor/Outdoor Ponds and Water Features, Flower Arrangements & Decorative Landscaping
	Campers Kwik Kerb Beautiful concrete lawn and garden edging for residential and commercial clients
	Earth and Wood A Total Landscaping Company
	Empire Landscaping, Inc. Landscape Architects - Landscape & Irrigation Contractor - Garden Center
	Five Valley Property Maintenance
	K & S Greenhouse Specializing in Hydroponic Vegetables
	Ravalli County Weed District education and assistance in the control of noxious weeds
	Ravalli Property Maintenance Efficient, Dependable Outdoor Project Work
	Riverside Lawn & Garden
	Sustainable Living Systems Teaching a way of living where respect for and care of our Mother Earth and care of people are the focus

Floral

	Bitterroot Evergreens Handcrafted Wreaths
	Robin's Nest Floral Full-service Florist
	Rocky Mountain Wreaths Handcrafted Wreaths

Are Last Year's Seeds Still Good? If you plan to use seed from previous years it's a good idea to test the viability before committing your time and garden space. To test your seeds, place ten seeds an even distance apart on a damp paper towel. Roll up the towel and place it in a plastic bag. Leave the bag in a warm spot in the kitchen and check every other day for signs of germination. Even with fresh seeds you can't expect them all to germinate, but the percentage of seeds that germinate on the towel will give you an idea of how the seeds will do in your garden. For best results when saving seed from year to year, place them in a jar with powdered milk at the bottom to absorb moisture. Screw the lid on tightly and store in the refrigerator. From GardenGuides.com