Now that the fall season is here your petunias will become less perky as the season progresses. You want to begin considering different flower options now for something that is more seasonal. Luckily, there are a variety of colorful plants to choose from that will have your lawn looking perfect for pumpkin season. Pansies are…
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Last month there was some strong winds and pounding hail and rain that could have taken a toll on your garden. Some plants can be easily replaced, while it may be too late to replant some veggies from seed. But there is good news. Although the hail and driving winds brought in debris, once that…
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Are you one who loves to enjoy a great cup of tea outside in the garden or out on the back patio? Then why not grow your own tea in the garden? If you are new to the world of gardening, tea is a great starter plant because it is easy to grow. And if…
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Ever heard of vertical gardening? If not, it is a new landscaping trend that has not been seen too often in Colorado yet. This is due to the fact that Colorado does not have the year-round climate to support expanses of green walls like you see in more temperate areas. However, you can still apply the…
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If you are ready to add a bit of drama to your garden, why not go with basic black? It has taken quite some time, but black is now in with flowers and growers have developed the black petunia. Not available at retailers just yet, this black bloom can be used to create a dynamic black-tie combo paired…
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Don’t simply enjoy your beautiful garden during the day. Illuminate your garden with solar lighting that creates soft pools of light that make trees, accent rocks, plants and more look interesting at night. It does not matter whether you have a vast landscape or a cozy urban terrace, lighting your garden at night will create…
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Perk up your spring garden with a little color. Take a look at 3 perennials developed by Colorado State University and Denver Botanic Gardens to provide your Colorado garden with vibrant color that is well-suited to our altitude and growing conditions. 1. Remembrance Columbine a.k.a. Aquilegia ‘Swan Violet & White’ The Remembrance Columbine is named…
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