Paradigm Shift: Sensible Solutions for Our Colorado Climate
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I’ve always thought of gardening as an adventure… a chance to try new things from one season to the next. On the lighter side of changing things up in the […]
Eight Great Tips for Healthy Hanging Baskets
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Hanging baskets overflowing with flowers just seem to be getting more and more popular every season. And no wonder! Colorful annuals spilling down like fountains make a perfect statement: healthy, […]
8 Things Every Colorado Gardener Should Know
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A good thing to know #1: You’re in Colorado! Much of Colorado gets around ten to 12 inches of moisture every year. That makes us a “high desert,” and we […]
Just a few of the ways your tomato plants can drive you crazy!
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Like most veggie gardeners, I love growing tomatoes, but I’ll be the first to admit that they can drive me downright bonkers at times! Give them the very best TLC […]
Learn How to Beat the Colorado Heat and Make Your Watering Count!
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As the weather heats up… and stays hot… we need to think about water. Two points in particular. First: the Front Range of Colorado averages about 17″ of moisture a […]
Give Your Plants Some Mid-Summer Love to Further Your Gardening Buck
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Want to get the most bang out of your gardening buck? Then give your plants some simple mid-summer love! With a little luck, our flowers and veggie gardens are coming into […]
Being Your Houseplants’ Best Friend, Part One
I’ve certainly killed my fair share of houseplants. Who hasn’t? But I still refuse to accept the notion that some people just have “black thumbs,” and are beyond help. Not so! Help […]