Colorado’s weather provides the perfect environment for a plethora of plants to thrive. Whether your gardening inclination leans towards a lush lawn oasis, colorful flowers or an edible landscape, our Colorado weather is usually a gardener’s dream. However, pests, hail, and even neighborhood critters can present gardening challenges. When faced with any gardening challenge, knowing where to easily find accurate reliable research-based information to answer your specific question quickly, is as simple
Read MoreIn the heat of summer, tall buildings, mature trees and privacy fences create welcome shade for people, pets and plants. However, gardening in these shady areas can be challenging especially in a dry area. By following a few simple steps, you can find the perfect plants and create a thriving, inviting dry shade garden.
Read MoreWhether you are a novice tomato gardener or veteran, it’s not hard to geek out on the various types of tomatoes: heirloom, hybrid, cherry, grape, Beefsteak, etc., each with their own unique attributes. Regardless of your tomato eating and/or gardening preferences, it is worth considering the following information when deciding which types of tomato to grow.
Read MoreBeautiful and evolving throughout the entire growing season, and even in the depths of winter, perennial gardens are visually captivating and provide wildlife habitat.
Read MoreIs your yard and garden ready for the many outdoor activities the warmer weather and longer days make possible?
Read MoreAnnuals afford the opportunity to use an entirely new color scheme to decorate your garden each and every year.
Read MoreCreating vibrant bouquets with flowers from your own garden is unquestionably one of the sweetest rewards of gardening. A leisurely stroll through your garden almost any time of year is sure to inspire! Beginning in early spring with an elegant bouquet of tulips
Read MoreWhen is it safe to plant? In order to answer this question, two important pieces of information are necessary:
Read MoreWater lawns and planting beds according to their needs. Check soil moisture before watering by inserting a six-inch screwdriver into the soil. If the screwdriver can be easily inserted, you don’t need to water.
Read MoreMany people not only mispronounce the word “Xeriscape” but also misunderstand exactly what it means – imagining landscapes containing only rock and cacti.
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